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LIST: Dem Senators Call On GOP To Wait Until After Election To Fill Kennedy Seat
WASHINGTON, DC - JANUARY 17: Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) (L) and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) talk during the congressional Gold Medal ceremony for former Senate Majority Leader Bob ... WASHINGTON, DC - JANUARY 17: Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) (L) and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) talk during the congressional Gold Medal ceremony for former Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole at the U.S. Capitol January 17, 2018 in Washington D.C. (Photo by Al Drago-Pool/Getty Images) MORE LESS
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Following Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy's retirement announcement Wednesday, several Democratic senators have urged Republicans to follow their own lead from 2016 and wait until after the 2018 elections to fill Kennedy's seat.
After the late Supreme Court Justice Anthony Scalia's passing, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) and Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-IA) kept Scalia's seat vacant on the court for a year.
President Barack Obama nominated Judge Merrick Garland to fill Scalia's seat in March 2016; after an unprecedented obstruction effort from Senate Republicans, Justice Neil Gorsuch was confirmed in April 2017.
Democrats Who Say There Should Be No SCOTUS Vote Before The Election:
Richard Blumenthal (D-CT): "The American people shld have a voice. A confirmation vote shld take place after a new Congress is seated. My Republican colleagues shld follow their own precedent."
Bob Casey (D-PA): "The @SenateMajLdr should follow his own rule. The Senate should only consider this nomination when a new Senate is seated in January."
Dick Durbin (D-IL): "Senator McConnell set the new standard by giving the American people their say in the upcoming election before Court vacancies are filled. With so much at stake for the people of our country, the U.S. Senate must be consistent and consider the President's nominee once the new Congress is seated in January."
Dianne Feinstein (D-CA): "We're now four months away from an election to determine the party that will control the Senate. There should be no consideration of a Supreme Court nominee until the American people have a chance to weigh in. Leader McConnell set that standard in 2016 when he denied Judge Garland a hearing for nearly a year, and the Senate should follow the McConnell Standard."
Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY): "The President just said the next Supreme Court nominee WILL come from his list of 25 judges that passed his overturning Roe v. Wade litmus test. We need to say NO hearings before the election and work our hearts out and take back the Senate."
Kamala Harris (D-CA): "Given the stakes of this seat which will determine the fate of protected constitutional rights, the American people, who are set to vote in less than four months, deserve to have their voice heard."
Jeff Merkley (D-OR): "No nominee should be considered until AFTER the election."
Chris Murphy (D-CT): "Senator McConnell set a precedent when he refused to hold a hearing on Merrick Garland, and he should stick to the rule he set. Under the McConnell rule, the Senate shouldn't consider any nominee for the Supreme Court until January, and I expect Republicans in the Senate to honor the rule they all agreed to just two short years ago."
Patty Murray (D-WA): "I am hopeful that Republican leaders go back and look at what they said very recently and give families across the country the opportunity to weigh in — with an election — before moving forward to fill this seat."
Bill Nelson (D-FL): "I thank Justice Kennedy for his many years of dedicated service to our country. Justice Kennedy was a balanced, consensus candidate nominated by President Reagan. I expect President Trump to do the same with his nomination. I believe the American people should be given the opportunity to express their view in the upcoming election, and then have the Senate exercise its constitutional duties."
Bernie Sanders (I-VT): "We should listen to what Sen. McConnell said in 2016. President Trump should not nominate, and the Senate should not confirm, a Supreme Court justice until the American people have had the opportunity to make their voices heard in November."
Chuck Schumer (D-NY): "Our Republican colleagues in the Senate should follow the rule they set in 2016 not to consider a Supreme Court justice in an election year."
Chris Van Hollen (D-MD): "The McConnell Rule is clear—the American people must have a say in the upcoming election Kennedy's seat is filled. And when the Senate considers the President's nominee next year, we need someone who will get broad support—not someone that will put special interests first."
Elizabeth Warren (D-MA): "Mitch McConnell should follow the Mitch McConnell rule. Let the American people have a say when women's health and equal rights are on the line."
Democrats Who Haven't Said There Should Be No SCOTUS Vote Before The Election:
Sherrod Brown (D-OH): "I'm already very troubled by SCOTUS' actions in just the last few weeks—taking away workers' rights, voters' rights & women's rights. I hope POTUS will take this opportunity to bring Americans together by appointing someone with a well-respected record all sides can support."
Maria Cantwell (D-WA): "As a United States Senator, I take my constitutional responsibility to advise and consent very seriously. The American people deserve a thorough and deliberative vetting process for whomever the president nominates."
Ben Cardin (D-MD): "I can assure you that we have not forgotten about Merrick Garland. We know the abuses of @SenateMajLdr and the Republican leadership. What they did to President Obama and his nominee for the Supreme Court was nothing short of outrageous."
Catherine Cortez Masto (D-NV): "I will thoroughly review the qualifications of President Trump's nominee to the Court. Nothing less than a woman's right to choose is on the line with this vacant Supreme Court seat."
Joe Donnelly (D-IN): "At some point, the nominee will come forward. And as I've said before, I have no litmus tests. I will judge the person on the merits of the case, just as I did with Judge Gorsuch. I voted for Judge Gorsuch because I thought, on balance, that he was appropriate and a good fit for the Supreme Court, and whoever's nominated and comes forward, we'll do the same."
Tammy Duckworth (D-IL): "The American people should have a voice in the selection of their next Supreme Court Justice. #Kennedy"
Maggie Hassan (D-NH): "Any nominee for Supreme Court justice must be committed to protecting the rights of all Americans – including the reproductive rights of women – not just focused on protecting corporate special interests and the powerful few. I also continue to believe that Supreme Court nominees should have broad support from both parties and be able to clear a 60-vote threshold. A strong and independent judiciary that is above politics and willing to stop abuses of power is more important than ever, given that the current President regularly disregards established democratic norms and voices contempt for constitutional safeguards."
Martin Heinrich (D-NM): "I will not look favorably on any Supreme Court nomination from this President unless "advice and consent" means something again in the Senate and both parties have a seat at the table for Supreme Court confirmations."
Mazie Hirono (D-HI): "Should there be hearings, I will exercise my Constitutional duty to determine whether any nominee appointed will respect the law, the Constitution, and American values."
Amy Klobuchar (D-MN): "The 5-4 decisions of the past few weeks demonstrate how important this seat on the bench is to the decisions made by the Supreme Court. Justice Kennedy has been the pivotal swing vote in important cases that have changed the lives of millions of Americans – from marriage equality to women's rights. He should be replaced by someone who will see both sides of the issues and make a decision based on legal precedent, not someone who will vote solely on the basis of ideology."
Patrick Leahy (D-VT): "I urge this President to change course and to consider the rights of all Americans, not just a few. I urge him to abandon his 'short-list' of far-right, special interest-approved nominees. Under the McConnell Rule, there is no rush to fill this seat. The American people deserve a chance to have their voices heard. I urge the President to show the courage that President Obama displayed and to use the coming months to find a consensus, mainstream nominee who can receive bipartisan support in the Senate.
Joe Manchin (D-WV): "Senators have a responsibility to do our jobs as elected officials and this includes our Constitutional obligation to advise and consent on a nominee to fill this Supreme Court vacancy."
Bob Menendez (D-NJ): "The American people must demand that the President's nominee reflects Justice Kennedy's legacy as a voice for both moderation and progress."
Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH): "It's important that whoever the President nominates to replace Justice Kennedy does not jeopardize progress on women's reproductive, LGBTQ and civil rights. In particular, any nominee should uphold the precedent of Roe v. Wade. I will only support a nominee within the mainstream of judicial thought who will protect Constitutional rights and freedoms. I strongly urge the President to nominate a non-ideological candidate who will fairly interpret the Constitution, and I encourage Granite Staters and all Americans to make their voices heard to send a clear message that we're not going to go backwards as a nation."
Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI): "On the heels of another Supreme Court term defined by a Republican 5-4 majority delivering big wins for right-wing and corporate interests, Justice Kennedy's retirement should be a wake-up call to anyone who cares about equality and justice for all. With decisions like we've seen this week, the American people ought to be on high alert to this troubling pattern. I'll do everything in my power to keep President Trump, Senator McConnell, and their dark-money backers from installing another nominee predetermined to assist the wealthy and powerful."
Ron Wyden (D-OR): "I fully expect the president's nominee to receive the same consideration that Merrick Garland received."
TPM will update this list as more information becomes available.
H/t MSNBC's Garrett Haake.

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Eight years ago this month Cyclone Nargis killed more than 150,000 people in Myanmar. The military regime that controlled the government at the time never released the true casualty numbers, but in addition to the dead and missing an estimated three million people were displaced and left homeless.
The U.S. military used C-130s to fly nearly 200 humanitarian missions that delivered relief supplies and food to Myanmar's Irrawaddy region — but much of that aid ended up being sold on the black market in Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, and Jakarta by corrupt Myanmar government officials (who ironically threatened their citizens with prison for the same offense).
The impact on Myanmar's children is still being felt. Thousands were left homeless. Thousands more were made orphans. Eight years later they are malnourished, uneducated, and healthcare is non-existent.
I was blessed with a unique opportunity the past few days. I visited Nargis orphans in Thanlyin, Myanmar, with a non-profit group and we gave out books, toys, and candy.
But now I'm left with the same thoughts I always have after an opportunity like this — what's the point? The visit made us feel good, but the kids will wake up tomorrow just as poor, hungry, and uneducated as they are today.
It would be nice if I could wake up tomorrow with better ideas about how to help them.
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Sessions opened at FREEA, Appleton, Wisconsin, with the first four stanzas of "O Morning Star, How Fair and Bright" (ANS 209). Chairman Robert W. Christman read the seventeenth chapter of Jeremiah. The opening devotion continued with prayer and concluded with the remaining three stanzas of hymn 209.
Robert W. Christman chaired the sessions. For this session, Floyd Brand substituted for Paul Hinz as secretary. Minutes of Summer Conference by Paul Hinz were read by Floyd Brand, and accepted. Conference dates for 2016 are February 13 & 14, June 18 & 19, and October 15 &16. Announcements followed: 1) Virginia Hinz, Conference Treasurer, would be absent Saturday but present Sunday. 2) Meal costs are $7 per meal, with a family ceiling of $60. 3) Greetings from Harold Trott were extended. He was absent due to his second knee replacement surgery, but plans to attend in February. 4) Another section of the Marcus Albrecht library had been placed on bookshelves. Those present were again encouraged to make their selections. The entire 23-volume set of the St. Louis edition [German] of Luther's works was also available, as well as the Schaff-Herzog Encyclopedia of Religion.
Items available for presentation were: "An Introduction to James" by Michael Albrecht, and a paper on the theologian and late contemporary of Luther, Matthias Flacius (pronounced "flot-zee-oos," not "flay-shus"), by Robert J. Christman. Dr. Christman had recently presented the paper at Flacius's birthplace in Croatia. Floyd Brand brought two articles: "Dying Men and the Undying Word," a sermon by the renowned Scottish Baptist preacher Alexander Maclaren, and "We Propose to Form a Society," an article by Paul Hensel published in Faith-Life, Oct. 1, 1929.
As the study of Galatians chapter four by Paul Hinz would be postponed until February, the chairman suggested a free discussion of anything from Scripture which had caught the attention of anyone present, pastors especially. Following a request from the floor, Floyd Brand read the article by Paul Hensel. During the discussion, one speaker gave his recollection of major parts of the experience of Pastor Otto Gruendemann and his family, during the 1930's especially. Another noted that this proposal formed the background for Karl Koehler's "Policy and Purpose," long printed on the cover of Faith-Life. But "Policy and Purpose" speaks to a wider audience than the article "We Propose." The vital question is what the Conference has to say today.
The chairman opened the afternoon session with a second letter from Lyn Allen, this one addressed directly to Conference. Afterward, discussion of the 1929 proposal of Paul Hensel continued. After a break, Dr. Daniel Reuning of Fort Wayne, Indiana, read a report on progress of the companion hymnal entitled Te Laudamus (Thee We Praise). He then led the assembly in the chanting of a number of Psalms according to the psalm tones in use at the time of the Reformation, as well as the singing a few of the hymns slated to be included in Te Laudamus. The evening session continued with more of the same.
On Sunday morning Victoria Christman conducted the children's lesson, on Daniel chapter two.
Timothy Chang conducted the Sunday Communion service. The choir, under the direction of Dr. Daniel Reuning, opened the service with John Chandler's "Blest Spirit, One with God." The congregation sang "To God, the Father of All Love" (ANS 141). The liturgy was the Healy Willan order of service. Following "Who Puts his Trust in God Most Just" (ANS 166), James Chang read Isaiah 55:1-9. Kevin Milner and the choir sang responsively the gradual, based on Psalm 48. Prof. Robert Christman read Ephesians 5:15-21. Timothy Chang read Matt. 22:1-14 as the Gospel. The sermon hymn was "The Son of God Goes Forth to War" (ANS 225), and sermon text Psalm 62. Distribution hymns were "Out of the Depths I Cry to Thee" (ANS 282), "Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence" (ANS 140), and "Lord Jesus, Thou art Truly Good" (ANS 291). The children's hymn was "Blest He Who Stands in Fear of God" (ANS 296), the closing hymn "Had God Not Come, May Israel Say" (ANS 234).
At the beginning of the afternoon session, the chairman brought up two related issues. One was the direction Faith-Life should now take. The other was the naming of an editor for the periodical. Floyd Brand was elected editor, with Robert W. Christman and Michael Albrecht assistant editors. Conference then passed a resolution that the chairman appointed a committee of three, who should present to the next Conference session their vision of the policy and purpose of Faith-Life.
Melvin Koss read the next section of Karl Koehler's "Our Master Mission," the columns on "Reason and Faith." Discussion followed. After a late break, sessions adjourned with the hymn "Christ, Everlasting Source of Light" (ANS 323).


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The Warren County School District's three-region model for the election of school board members has been in place since 2002.
That was when the Warren County Court of Common Pleas chose between two competing proposals – one submitted by a group of citizens — that advocated for the system we have in place today, and another put forward by the school district – a proposal that advocated for all nine members of the board to be elected at-large.
The opinion and corresponding order provide interesting insight into the merits of both proposals.
The school code permits "electors equal to at least twenty-five per centum of the highest vote cast for any school director in the last municipal election (to) develop a plan to elect school directors from regions or to elect some school directors from regions and some from the school district at large."
The code further requires that the "boundaries of the regions shall be fixed and established in such a manner that the population of each region shall be as nearly equal as possible and shall be compatible with the boundaries of election districts."
Prior to the 2002 implementation, the previous model – three regions with different boundaries – had been in existence since the school district was formed in the 1960s.
The court ruled that both proposals met the criteria established in the statute.
The school district asserted three primary benefits to an entirely "at-large" election model: Interest would be focused on the best interest of all students "and cause its decision making to be for the benefit of all," allow the "election of the best available board members by a majority of the voters within the school district" and would "end the divisive nature of regional representation…."
Testimony entered in support of that proposal spoke about the need for Warren County to function as one community and alleged that "some school directors have given in to denial of impending problems, while others have reacted with open rancor at times…. It is altogether too easy for directors to develop a narrow, parochial perspective, being only interested in issues affecting or benefiting their own regions or neighborhoods to the detriment of the other area."
Those testifying in support of the regional model claimed that "we all want a good education for our kids" but alleged that "the interests throughout the county are different."
Another commented that "this county is a large county and we're different people. People from the city are different from people in the outlying areas. We have different concerns and different ways we feel that education is better and you need somebody who knows that, who understands that feeling."
The size of the district was asserted as a challenge to an all at-large model.
The designer of the citizen proposal said: "We wanted to correct the inequities of the existing system. We wanted to maintain our local representation and closely align with the schools, because that's generally where we found, or in our opinion where the people of like minds were at."
The presiding judge, Paul H. Millin, questioned in his opinion whether removing regional divisiveness is "a proper function of the design of an electoral system for school directors or should the electoral system assure representation of as many existing diverse interests as possible?
"While it may be frustrating to those attempting to build consensus that all of the varying viewpoints have to be heard and to some extent accommodated, that is part of the genius of our representative democracy."
In siding with the citizens' proposal, Judge Millin questioned whether at-large elections would bring the best candidates forward, asking whether qualified candidates would run a county-wide election for a non-paying position. Further, he questioned whether a county-wide system would lead to "special interest money and influence.
"The citizens' petition meets the criteria of one man/one vote by achieving as close as possible population equality; it assures representation to some degree of 'regional interests;' it represents only a minor change to the existing manner of elections and assures that no one electoral district or interest area can control the majority of the board to the detriment of all others and therefore the Court finds the citizens' proposal for regional representation is in the best interest of the students of the Warren County School District."
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Bolivian voters have rejected changing the constitution so President Evo Morales can run for a fourth term.
About 51.5% voted against the move with almost all the votes counted, the electoral authority said.
Evo Morales, Bolivia's first president of indigenous origin, has said he will respect the referendum result.
The constitutional change would have allowed Evo Morales to run for re-election in 2019 and potentially remain in power until 2025.
Observers said the count has been slow but that there was no evidence of fraud.
Pollsters had suggested a victory for the "No" camp based on unofficial quick counts, prompting celebrations by "No" campaigners in various Bolivian cities.
Evo Morales is still a popular leader and the economy has grown steadily over the past decade.
However, many, especially in the main cities, think Evo Morales should not be allowed to serve 19 consecutive years as president, analysts say.
Opposition leader Samuel Doria Medina urged Evo Morales to "recognize the results" and focus on solving Bolivia's problems in his remaining time in office instead of trying to run for another term.
An indigenous Aymara and former coca leaf producer, Evo Morales took office in January 2006, and his current term ends in 2020.
Observers say there is no clear successor to him and that the opposition lacks a single leader.
Despite a drop in the international price of oil and natural gas, the Bolivian economy has performed well in the past 10 years, growing on average 5% a year.
The government's socialist policies have also been successful in reducing extreme poverty.
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In 2002, the European Southern Observatory (ESO) and the European Association for Astronomy Education (EAAE) welcomed all students in Europe's schools to this exciting web-based programme with a competition . It took place within the context of the EC-sponsored European Week of Science and Technology (EWST) - 2002.
This programme is now over and all relevant information can be found via the links at the left of this page.
The "Catch a Star!" Project
This unique project revolved around a web-based competition and was centred on astronomy. It was specifically conceived to stimulate the interest of young people in various aspects of this well-known field of science, but was also of interest to the broad public.
Groups of up to four persons (e.g., three students and one teacher) had to select an astronomical object - a bright star, a distant galaxy, a beautiful comet, a planet or a moon in the solar system, or some other celestial body.
Like detectives, they should then find as much information as possible about "their" object. This information could be about the position and visibility in the sky, the physical and chemical characteristics, particular historical aspects, related mythology and sky lore, etc.
They had to produce a short summarising report (in HTML format; with images and text) about this investigation and the object, and send it to ESO before November 1, 2002. A jury, consisting of specialists from ESO and the EAAE, carefully evaluated these reports and all projects that were found to fullfil the stipulated requirements then received a lottery number, with the possibility to win some interesting prizes . The first one was a free trip in early 2003 for the members of the group to the ESO Paranal Observatory in Chile, the site of the ESO Very Large Telescope (VLT) .
A total of 174 reports were submitted and it was a very difficult task to evaluate all of these. In the end, 134 were accepted, an excellent percentage. Many of them were very good and all represent a lot of hard work by their authors. The lottery drawing took place at the ESO Headquarters in Garching (Germany) on November 8, 2002, at 13 hrs and was webcasted live. A list of the winners is also available.
The accepted reports are now available on the web - they can be accessed from the individual "object" and "country" files, listed here . The first prize was won by Kamelia Mircheva, Ina Peneva and Gergana Todorova with their teacher Natasha Ivanova , all from Varna (Bulgaria).
The numerous reports constitute a treasure trove of interesting information about many different astronomical objects. Students and teachers will find here much useful material and, not least, a lot of inspiration.
The jury cordially congratulates all successful participants!
All winners will receive their prizes shortly. Arrangements are also being made for the visits.
Please direct any further questions to the jury by email via: eduinfo@eso.org
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New Delhi: Notwithstanding its failure to woo one lakh foreign tourists during the Commonwealth Games as targeted, 'Incredible India' attracted close to five million outstation visitors this year as the tourism ministry had its share of glory and missed opportunities.
With a double-digit growth in the foreign tourist arrivals, 2010 was otherwise a good year for the ministry.
Incredible India campaign attracted 4.93 million foreign tourists till November as compared to 4.46 million during the same period last year, registering a growth of 10.4 percent.
Despite the massive campaign launched by the ministry to promote India for the Commonwealth Games, tourist arrivals did not touch the one lakh mark target during the sporting extravaganza.
The year began on a promising note with visa on arrival (VoA) scheme introduced for tourists from Singapore, Finland, New Zealand, Luxembourg and Japan.


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