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The Man Who Started the Hacker Wars

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on April 30th, 2012 11:08 pm by HL

The Man Who Started the Hacker Wars
David Kushner, The New Yorker
In the summer of 2007, Apple released the iPhone, in an exclusive partnership with A.T. & T. George Hotz, a seventeen-year-old from Glen Rock, New Jersey, was a T-Mobile subscriber. He wanted an iPhone, but he also wanted to make calls using his existing network, so he decided to hack the phone.Every hack poses the same basic challenge: how to make something function in a way for which it wasn’t designed. In one respect, hacking is an act of hypnosis. As Hotz describes it, the secret is to figure out how to speak to the device, then persuade it to obey your wishes.

What Still Nags Ben Bradlee About Watergate
Jeff Himmelman, NY Mag
One day in early 2007, Bob Woodward poked his head into my office. He and his wife, Elsa, had been out for dinner the night before with Ben Bradlee and his wife, Sally Quinn. Bradlee had written a memoir in 1995, but he had another book left on his contract, and he and Sally were looking for somebody to help them out. “I told them they should hire you,” Bob said.My office was on the third floor of Bob’s house, down the hall from the framed apology from Nixon’s press secretary that sits at the top of the staircase. I was back working as Bob’s…

Politicizing bin Laden’s Death Looks Desperate
Nile Gardiner, Telegraph
The magnificent operation by US Navy Seals to terminate Osama bin Laden in Pakistan a year ago this week united a divided nation, and brought with it a sense of closure for millions of Americans nearly a decade on from the 9/11 attacks on New York and Washington, DC. Thousands gathered in front of the White House as well as in Times Square to celebrate the news of bin Laden's demise in the early hours of May 2, 2011. It was one of the most memorable events of the early 21st Century.

When Will Big Tech Pay Its Fair Share?
Duhigg & Kocieniewski, NY Times
Apple, the world's most profitable technology company, doesn't design iPhones here. It doesn't run AppleCare customer service from this city. And it doesn't manufacture MacBooks or iPads anywhere nearby.Yet, with a handful of employees in a small office here in Reno, Apple has done something central to its corporate strategy: it has avoided millions of dollars in taxes in California and 20 other states. 


Live Not By Obama’s Lies

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on April 28th, 2012 11:08 pm by HL

Live Not By Obama’s Lies
Matthew Continetti, Washington Free Beacon
“Live not by lies,” Alexander Solzhenitsyn enjoined his countrymen shortly before being exiled from the Soviet Union in 1974. This week the political press finally took his advice.

Wedge Issues May Boost Obama’s Prospects
Mark Barabak, LA Times
Is President Obama trying to wedge his way to a second term? The economy will doubtless be the overriding issue in November's presidential contest, and Obama is hardly ignoring it. But a successful candidate appeals to all sorts of voters harboring all sorts of concerns, and the president and his backers appear to be using a pair of wedge issues to target two groups, Latinos and women, with messages grounded more in emotionalism than economics.

Confronting the Poverty Epidemic
Sasha Abramsky, The Nation
To restore the American Dream for the 99 percent, we must first bring the “invisible poor” out of the shadows.


Young, Restless, and Not Voting

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on April 27th, 2012 11:08 pm by HL

Young, Restless, and Not Voting
Clare Malone, American Prospect
This week, as the general election campaign “ramps up” for the umpteenth time, President Barack Obama has been conspicuous about talking to the young folks of America. He’s gone where they congregate—college campuses to talk about student loans and on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon to slow jam the news and stand next to “The Roots,” absorbing their cool by osmosis. In the last presidential election, young Americans ate up the heaping spoonfuls of hope served to them by the Obama campaign—66 percent of 18-29 year olds…

What Would Obama’s 2nd Term Look Like?
Ruth Marcus, Washington Post
Rolling Stone publisher Jann Wenner arrived in the Oval Office bearing socks. President Obama had admired Wenner’s flashy pair on a previous visit, and this gift fit the bill: one pair salmon with pink squares, the other black and pink stripes.“These are nice,” the president said. Then he paused. “These may be second-term socks.”

The Death of the Austerity Fairy Tale
Paul Krugman, New York Times
This was the month the confidence fairy died.For the past two years most policy makers in Europe and many politicians and pundits in America have been in thrall to a destructive economic doctrine. According to this doctrine, governments should respond to a severely depressed economy not the way the textbooks say they should "” by spending more to offset falling private demand "” but with fiscal austerity, slashing spending in an effort to balance their budgets.


The Square Can Win

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on April 26th, 2012 11:08 pm by HL

The Square Can Win
David Paul Kuhn, RealClearPolitics
In 1972, a young aide named Patrick Buchanan suggested that Richard Nixon frame the presidential campaign as “square America” vs. “radical America.” The square won 49 states.Pundits tend to describe Mitt Romney's vanilla disposition as a liability. The Washington Post recently asked, “Why does Mitt Romney seem so stiff?” But there's a more practical question: How much does it matter?Stiffs can become president, even in this television age. During the 1988 campaign, George H.W. Bush asked reporters, "What's wrong with being a boring kind of…

If Mormonism Is Fair Game, So Is Jeremiah Wright
Larry Elder, IBD
A well-regarded Republican strategist at a private gathering recently warned, “And just wait until they play that Mormon card.” By “they,” he meant the Obama campaign and its complicit media cheerleaders.Lawrence O'Donnell, only days later, gave his viewers a historical tutorial on the Mormon religion, darkly suggesting that we all should be afraid, very afraid. The Democratic governor of Montana, Brian Schweitzer, called Mitt Romney's grandfather a “polygamist.”This is actually good news for the Romney campaign.By making Romney's Mormonism an…

George Zimmerman: Prelude to a Shooting
Chris Francescani, Reuters
A pit bull named Big Boi began menacing George and Shellie Zimmerman in the fall of 2009.The first time the dog ran free and cornered Shellie in their gated community in Sanford, Florida, George called the owner to complain. The second time, Big Boi frightened his mother-in-law's dog. Zimmerman called Seminole County Animal Services and bought pepper spray. The third time he saw the dog on the loose, he called again. An officer came to the house, county records show.

Don’t Listen to Scott Walker If You Want Jobs
Gov. Pat Quinn, MSNBC
Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn joins Ed Schultz to discuss the state of the Illinois and Wisconsin economies.”Wisconsin's dead last in job growth,” Quinn said. “Don't listen to Scott Walker if you want to get jobs in your state, and we sure haven't listened to him. We believe in our workers. We have skilled, educated workers. We believe in investing in education.” 


Don’t Blame the 1% for America’s Pay Gap

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on April 25th, 2012 11:08 pm by HL

Don’t Blame the 1% for America’s Pay Gap
Nina Easton, Fortune
What if I told you that there was a group of hard-driving workaholics who tend to have advanced degrees and bring a level of talent and skill to their jobs that attracts premium pay in the global economy? Scholars have found that this group is more likely than much of the population to raise their children in two-parent homes.You might think this was a group people would admire, even emulate, right? Not so. For this is the much-maligned 1%, whose media infamy via the Occupy Wall Street protests, followed by President Obama's populist reelection message, is now firmly embedded in the…

Romney’s Etch-a-Sketch Campaign Begins
Jonathan Chait, NY Magazine
Two constituencies that President Obama is holding onto about as strongly now as he did four years ago are voters under 30 and Latinos. In what is probably not a coincidence, these two constituencies are the targets for the first two major Mitt Romney Etch A Sketch pivots of the general election. After having repeatedly denounced any need for the federal government to subsidize tuition costs during the primary, Romney has now endorsed Obama's call for extending lower rates for federally-subsidized loans. Romney says he supports the measures "in part because of the…

Economy’s So Bad We Need Fence to Keep Mexicans In
Charles Hurt, WT
Well, that’s one way to stem the tide of illegal aliens streaming across the border from Mexico.Jack up unemployment rates to near double digits, dunk America into a double-dip recession and put us so deeply into hock with the Chinese communists that it will take generations for us to recover.After long enough, living and working and trying to eke out bare survival in America becomes even worse than trying to get by in Mexico. 

Why Romney Should Avoid Picking Marco Rubio
John Dickerson, Slate
Marco Rubio is this year’s Sarah Palin. As a possible vice presidential pick, he is popular with the grassroots. He is an envoy to a key part of the electorate and has crossover political appeal. He has successfully bucked his party establishment, and those who have seen him work say he’s skilled. He’s an easy and talented campaigner, and he’d wow them in Tampa the way Palin did in Denver. He is also fundamentally at odds with his potential running mate’s message and criteria for his vice president.

Obama Doesn’t Lead, He Only Campaigns
Michael Goodwin, New York Post
President Obama, we are assured, is “apoplectic” and “furious” over the scandal at the General Services Administration. David Axelrod says so.How does Axelrod know? The answer illustrates the collapse of governing at the Obama White House.Axelrod does not work for the United States in any capacity. He is Obama’s campaign strategist. He does not work in Washington. He lives and works in Chicago, headquarters of the Obama campaign.


The $8 Billion Cover-Up

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on April 24th, 2012 11:08 pm by HL

The $8 Billion Cover-Up

The Anti-Mormon Temptation
Peter Beinart, The Daily Beast
With just over six months before Election Day, the 2012 presidential campaign looks dull but astonishing. It’s dull because Barack Obama no longer elicits the kind of passion he did in 2008, and Mitt Romney has never elicited much passion at all. But it’s astonishing because it features an African-American and a Mormon, two of the most discriminated-against groups in American history. In the year of Romney’s birth (1947) or Obama’s (1961), the idea that a presidential election would one day pit an American of Romney’s religion versus an…

Bulletin: American Culture Has Evolved
Russ Smith, Splice Today
The following sentence is a lament about American culture and character: “I’ve long thought that public dissatisfaction is about more than the economy, that it’s also about our culture, or rather the flat, brute, highly sexualized thing we call our culture.” The writer goes on to list deplorable incidents in the United States: a tourist in a big city is beaten up and no one helps the victim; juvenile delinquents loot retail stores at will; government employees are caught in embarrassing scandals; and a group of teachers in New York City, who…

2012 Election Could Turn on X Factors
Eugene Robinson, Washington Post
WASHINGTON — It may not be the economy, stupid.Then again, James Carville's famous maxim about the 1992 presidential campaign might well be valid in 2012. But it's quite possible that on Election Day, voters' most urgent concerns — economic or not — will be driven by overseas events that neither President Obama nor his Republican opponent can predict or control.


Mayor Rushes into Burning Building

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on April 13th, 2012 10:55 am by HL

Mayor Rushes into Burning Building
Newark Mayor Cory Booker (D) suffered smoke inhalation and burns after going into a burning building Thursday night near his house to rescue a trapped woman. “He ran in — without thinking for his own safety — ran upstairs and assisted in rescuing the young lady,” said Det. Alex Rodriguez, who witnessed the incident. “He burned his hand trying to pull the lady out.”



Mitt Romney’s Gaffes of the Future

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on April 13th, 2012 10:49 am by HL

Mitt Romney’s Gaffes of the Future


Campaigns Will Almost Certainly Reject Public Funds

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on April 13th, 2012 10:46 am by HL

Campaigns Will Almost Certainly Reject Public Funds
“Aides and leading donors to Mitt Romney are preparing a major expansion of the campaign’s fund-raising efforts to prepare for a general election contest against President Obama, with the goal of raising up to $600 million,” the New York Times reports.

Meanwhile, Obama is expected to exceed the $750 million he raised in 2008 and super PACs for both sides will provide several hundred million dollars more in campaign ads.

“Those goals make it virtually certain that neither party’s nominee will accept public funds for the general election or the spending limits that come with them — the likely death knell for a cornerstone of the post-Watergate campaign finance reforms intended to limit the influence of money in federal elections.”

No Meeting Planned for Romney and Santorum
Although Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum have back-to-back speaking appearances at the annual NRA convention today, The Note reports that there are no plans for a meeting between the candidate and former candidate.

Said a source close to Santorum: “Not gonna happen.”

“Next week could be a more likely time for a get-together between Romney and Santorum, however it’s also possible the meeting could be put off until after the Pennsylvania primary”

Obama and Biden to Release Tax Returns
“Punctuating a week of political assaults on Mitt Romney over taxes, President Obama and Vice President Joe Biden plan to release their own income tax returns on Friday, along with a statement calling on Mr. Romney to do the same,” the New York Times reports.

“The release of the returns, four days ahead of the Internal Revenue Service’s tax deadline for the public, will set the stage for another week of wrangling over taxes, with the Senate scheduled on Monday evening to take up the White House’s proposed “Buffett Rule” minimum tax for the wealthiest Americans.”


Kevin Powell: Why a College Education Still Matters

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on April 13th, 2012 10:46 am by HL

Kevin Powell: Why a College Education Still Matters
A college education allowed Powell to escape the poverty of his childhood. Now he’s striving to keep the college dream alive for kids in similar circumstances.