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Commentary
who’s a racist?
By Cal Thomas
MSNBC’s Ed
Schultz program
Friday
night,
the former chief
of staff for Colin
Powell, retired
Army Col. Lawrence
Wilkerson, said, of the
Republican Party, “My party is full of racists ... and
the real reason a considerable portion
of my party wants President Obama
out of the White House has nothing to
do with the content of his character,
nothing to do with his competence as
commander in chief and president,
and everything to do with the color of
his skin ... that’s despicable.”
Wilkerson’s allegation followed
his former boss’s endorsement of
President Obama for a second term.
The history of racism has certainly
stained both parties and there are racist Democrats and racist Republicans,
but when the race card is played this
close to the election, I suspect the proObama forces are sensing trouble.
We’ve come a long way in four
years, from a transracial candidate
who didn’t see a white or black America, but one America, to one in which if
a white person votes for Mitt Romney
that is evidence the voter is a racist.
Suppose that white person voted for
Obama four years ago and thinks the
president doesn’t deserve a second
term because he’s done a poor job?
Was the person not a racist in 2008,
but morphed into one in 2012?
When white liberals voted against
the confirmation of Justice Clarence
Thomas (including then-Senator Joe
Biden) were they racist? Many white
liberal Democrats are working overtime to defeat Rep. Allen West, Florida Republican. Are they racist?
Let’s reverse the polarity. According to a recent NBC/WSJ poll, 90
percent of African-Americans are expected to vote for the president. For
those who will do so solely to demonstrate racial solidarity, does this
qualify them to be inducted into the
racist hall of shame? And what about
conservative blacks who are voting for
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Romney? They’re called disparaging
names by some blacks. Is that racism?
Mia Love, the mayor of Saratoga
Springs, Utah, is running for Congress. She is an African-American
woman and a Republican. If white
Democrats oppose her, are they guilty
of a twofer: racism and sexism?
While I didn’t vote for Barack
Obama in 2008 (and won’t this time)
because of his extreme liberalism, not
his skin color, I was still proud of my
country for electing the first AfricanAmerican president. If a qualified
conservative African-American had
been running, I would have voted for
him (or her). That fulfills the wish of
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., that all
people be judged on their character,
not their skin color.
I endorsed the nonviolent protests
of Dr. King to advance civil rights, but
opposed the incendiary rhetoric of
Malcolm X, Stokely Carmichael, the
Black Panther Party and other black
revolutionaries of the 1960s. Was I not
a racist when I supported Dr. King,
but racist when I opposed black radicals? How does one judge such things?
Where’s the racist detector and who
gets to operate it?
A Washington Post-ABC News
tracking poll concluded that “The
2012 election is shaping up to be more
polarized along racial lines than any
presidential contest since 1988, with
President Obama experiencing a steep
drop in support among white voters
from four years ago.”
The Post-ABC News pollsters, who
appear to see so much through racially-colored glasses, might have asked
some of those white voters who supported President Obama four years
ago why they are supporting Mitt
Romney now. I would be willing to
wager most, if not all, would say the
president’s performance has not lived
up to their expectations or his hype
about hope and change.
For supporters of President Obama,
including
Republican-in-name-only
Lawrence Wilkerson, to suggest that
Republicans want him out of the White
House simply because he’s black, is a
desperate attempt by a faltering campaign to change the subject from the
president’s record and lack of vision
for the future.
That isn’t racist. That’s fact.
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Continental Marines and marked the birth date of the United States Marine
Corps. Serving on
land and at sea, these
first Marines distinguished themselves
in a number of important operations,
including their first
amphibious raid into
the Bahamas in
March 1776, under
the command of
Captain (later Major)
Samuel Nicholas.
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Continental Marines, Nicholas remained the senior Marine officer throughout
the American Revolution and is considered to be the first
Marine
Commandant. The Treaty of
Paris in April 1783
brought an end to the Revolutionary War and as the last of the Navy’s ships were
sold, the Continental Navy and Marines went out of existence.
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landed in Santo Domingo, and took part in many operations against the Barbary
pirates along the “Shores of Tripoli.”
Marines took part in numerous naval operations during the War of 1812, as
well as participating in the defense of Washington at Bladensburg, Maryland,
and fought alongside Andrew Jackson in the defeat of the British at New Orleans.
The decades following the War of 1812 saw the Marines protecting American
interests around the world, in the Caribbean, at the Falkland Islands, Sumatra
and off the coast of West Africa, and also close to home in operations against the
Seminole Indians in Florida.
George Washington received his appointment as commander-in-chief of the
Continental Army the next day, and formally took command at Boston on July
3, 1775.
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Eliminating GOD
Continued from page 3
As you read this, 50 translators are politically correcting the word of God. Yes the German Evangelical Church is currently retranslating the Bible into a
more inclusive and sensitive gender-neutral edition.
Apparently certain passages have been deemed
offensive to women and are currently being re-written to be less discriminatory and more inclusive.
Specifically, the word disciple is being changed to disciples and disciplesses and references to
“Lord” and “Our Father” are being nixed as well.
This process of re-writing God’s word is supposed to
take about a year.
Now these folks must have some real guts, if no
brains it seems. After all, they are basically telling
God they are better writers than He is. For their
sake, let us hope they have lightning insurance.
This story of course should surprise none of us,
though. In recent years, those who would have us
all walk on egg shells so as not to possibly offend
anyone at anytime have been on a steady campaign
which has targeted just about everything.
Cartoons like “Mr. Magoo” have been attacked
as offensive to blind people. Schools named for historical figures such as Robert E. Lee, George Washington, Jefferson Davis, and Thomas Jefferson
have been forced to change their names. Sports
teams with such nicknames as Warriors, Braves, Indians, and Minutemen have been called racist and
many have changed their monikers.
Of course, certain behaviors have also come under fire as well. Smoking is now seen as the ultimate
evil in the world to many. Eating meat is also taboo
thanks to our politically correct friends. And fast
food is now being targeted for the same types of ridiculous lawsuits that targeted tobacco. SUV’s and
their drivers are now bad as well because they use
too much gas and are too big. And surely no behavior
has gotten as much bad press as gun owning. Anyone daring to own a gun is painted as a bloodthirsty
nut that is likely to kill anyone who crosses him.
Students in our schools are now prevented from
laughing at certain jokes or playing cops and robbers or tag or dodge ball. Zero-tolerance policies
regularly penalize children for nothing more than
being children. College newspapers, which are deemed insensitive or offensive, are banned or stolen,
and Conservative clubs are demonized relentlessly
on America’s campuses.
The Founding Fathers are also on this list of
unwelcome influences in our more politically correct world. The flags of the Confederacy and the
United States are also prominent on this list.
Groups like the Boy Scouts have become public
enemy number one because they dare to teach traditional values to young men. And of course any public display of a belief in Jesus or Christianity has
become an unforgivable sin.
And now the Bible is under attack. The Bible is
the word of God. To hundreds of millions of people it
is the bread of life. It is how we decipher right from
wrong. Yet even this holy book is not safe from the
political correctors of the world.
One must ponder exactly what they hope to accomplish. Simply put, their ultimate goal is to redefine every aspect of what is offensive and what
is acceptable until their ideology is adopted as de
facto law.
Be it through indoctrination or intimidation,
Commentary
they will not stop
until only their
ideology is heard
and
accepted
everywhere. In
our world today,
there is a war between secularism
and
traditional
religious values.
Particularly
in
America is this
true today.
This effort to
re-write the Bible will eventually find it’s way
to our nation as
well. The reasons for trying to
make the Bible more gender-neutral
might seem unclear at first. They
might even seem justified to some of
us. After this entire endeavor is being
done under the guise of making the
Bible less offensive and sexist. And
surely this is a worthwhile goal right?
The goal though is very different
than being more sensitive and inclusive. Consider this: the Bible is conside-
red by believers
to be the absolute truth and the
Word of God. If
these believers
are correct, then
certainly no editing of the bible
is justified or
needed.
If, however,
the Bible can be
re-written and
altered,
then
the words in the
book are just
that, words. Rewriting the Bible
is more about taking away its meaning, and stripping away it’s authority over morality.
Take away the Bible as an absolute,
then the importance of the Bible is lessened. Thus the importance of God is
lessened. Only when that is accomplished can the political correctors take
the place they
desire. God’s place.
Over 30 Years experience
I wanted to write a story about politically correct people
trying to eliminate God from America. In my research this
column by Doug Hagin touched the essence of my thoughts.
What do you think?
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attending your first or fifteenth Marine Corps Ball enjoy reading below.
Before You Go:
DON’T: Listen to Cinderella. She
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standing before, during & after cocktail hour, or walk 100+ yards to do
your pictures so if you can’t walk a
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wedding dress, too tight dress or high
slits. If you do you may be asked to
leave and at the bare minimum possibly put negative spotlight on your
husband or boyfriend.
DON’T: Wear a short dress. This
of the Corps
is a formal event and even if you’re
a short girl or think you look good in
short dresses. Don’t! It’s not 1776 yet
the guys wear their most formal attire
with the history and traditions that
men who fought and died for this country originated so a mini-skirt or cocktail dress is more than disrespectful.
At the Ball:
DON’T: Get drunk & tell a commanding officer he’s “fun-sized” or
flip off the camera, yes it has been
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DO: Show up on time. Map out your
route before you go so you’re not late
even if you do get lost. You should
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tary bashing or cursing.
DO: Stand & place your hand over
your heart when the flag is passing,
the National Anthem, the Pledge of
Allegiance or Marine Corps Hymn is
playing
DO: Pay attention. Giggling, whispering and texting are a no-no during
the ceremony.
Don’t: stress. Not everything has
to be perfect.
DON’T: Forget to take pictures!!
For those spouses who are attending the ball make the most of your experience. These events are great for
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The Honor Flight San Diego float
entry in the San Diego County Veterans Day Parade is an Old Town Trolley
car outfitted with a patriot flair honoring WWII Veteran Heroes. The float
will be driven by Bill, a Navy Veteran
and employee of Old Town Trolley. Bill
has been a resident of San Diego since
1971 and a Trolley employee for 5-1/2
years. Old Town Trolley donated Trolley #111 as the official Honor Flight
San Diego float.
Bill’s passengers aboard the float
are World War ll Veteran Heroes and
five Honorary Corpsmen. The Corpsmen will be there to take care of our
heroes’ needs during their adventure
in the parade.
The top of the trolley will be festooned with 50 American flags honoring Veterans from each of our United
States. The presentation of the Commemorative Flag arrangement was
designed and built by Dave Tofte, past
Commander of All American VFW
Post 3787 in San Diego’s Mission Valley. American flags were donated by
All Kings Flags in San Diego’s Old
Town, www.allkingsflags.com. Graphics depicting WWll scenes on the float
were designed by Tony Montemarano,
www.anthonymgraphics.com.
Kudos to Military Press Newspaper,
www.militarypress.com, for the paper’s commitment to donate this full
page to inform the San Diego County
community of our mission to honor
WWll Veteran heroes and their role in
America’s Finest City and County.
Keep the SPIRIT OF ’45 ALIVE!
(www.spiritof45.org) joined Honor
On the 11th hour of the
11th day of the 11th month in
1918, the Armistice was signed
and World War I ended. Now, we
continue to celebrate the holiday,
at the same time every year, in
honor of all veterans of war.
Because Veterans Day is a
federal holiday, most businesses
will be closed, including schools.
Take the time off and use it to
honor the men and women who
have fought and continue to fight
for us and our freedom.
Here are some nearby Veterans Day celebrations.
Flight San Diego (www.honorflightsandiego.org) in a joint mission to honor our WWll Veteran Heroes with the
Keep the Spirit of ’45 Alive Marching
Band and a contingency of 100 Girls
Scouts carrying posters bearing images of 100 WWll Veteran Heroes.
For more information about this
year’s Veterans Day Parade, visit
www.sdvetparade.org.
Following the parade, the float
will depart the downtown area and
proceed to the Outback Steakhouse
(www.outback.com) in Mission Valley
where our WWll Heroes will be the
honored guests for an excellent G’Day
Mate Meal.
We Thank Our Troops (www.WTOT.
org) founder Bob Zimmerman had the
great honor of producing this awesome float to honor our Greatest Generation, WWll Veteran Heroes, in association with Dave Smith, Chairman
of Honor Flight San Diego.
Saturday, Nov. 3
11th Annual 4 Mile Fun Walk
sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars, CDR Jack E. Carleton,
Post 2111. Registration begins at
7:30 a.m.; walk starts at 9 a.m.
Contact Steve at 619-472-1985 for
more information.
Friday, Nov. 9
Battle on the Midway 2012.
Syracuse University “Orange”
versus the San Diego State “Aztecs” college basketball onboard
the USS Midway. A portion of
proceeds from ticket sales benefit veterans causes in San Diego.
Saturday, Nov. 10
• Marine Corps Birthday
• Mt. Soledad Veterans Week
Ceremony. “If You Love Freedom, Thanks A Veteran and the
Active Military.” This event will
be held at Mt. Soledad Veterans
Memorial, 6905 La Jolla Scenic
Drive South, La Jolla 92037.
For a real thrill, visit www.
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awesome video of veterans
arriving at the airport.
Sunday, Nov. 11
Veterans Day
Honor Flight San Diego is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Its mission is to raise funds to provide WWII vets with the opportunity to visit
the WWII War Memorial in Washington, D.C.
To achieve this mission our San Diego County Community is asked
to please make a donation to help cover the cost of $2000 per veteran
making the trip.
Visit www.honorflightsandiego.org for
details on how you can make a difference!
Monday, Nov. 12
• Veterans Day celebrated
• The San Diego County Veterans Day Parade will be held at 11
a.m. on Pacific Highway between
Cedar Street and G Street. The
parade seeks to honor and celebrate San Diego men and women
who have served in any capacity
in the armed forces of the United
States of America. In addition,
the first San Diego LGBT Pride
contingent will be represented in
the parade.
Since the repeal of “Don’t
Ask, Don’t Tell” gay service members will have the opportunity to
walk in the parade openly with
their families.
Veterans Day Discounts 2012
• Golden Corral. On Monday, Nov.
12, 4 to 9 p.m., free meal to any person who has ever served in the U.S.
military or is on active duty. All restaurants are participating and no
ID is required to get your free meal.
Last year, Golden Corral served over
375,000 veterans a free meal.
• T.G.I. Fridays. Free lunch on Monday, Nov. 12, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at participating locations. Proof of service is
required — military ID card, veterans
ID card or DD214.
• Chili’s. Free meal from limited
menu on Sunday, Nov. 11. Proof of service is required — military ID card,
veterans ID card or DD214.
• Famous Daves. Participating locations will offer free meals that range
anywhere from a free two meat salute
to a 25% off discount.
• California Pizza Kitchen. Stop
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• Krispy Kreme. Free donut and
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Parks. This is in honor of veterans but
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maimed in combat. Russell, an amateur actor who really did lose both of
his hands in the war, earned an honorary Oscar for ‘’bringing hope and
courage to his fellow veterans,’’ then
beat the competition to win the Best
Supporting Actor Oscar, making him
the only performer to win two Academy Awards for the same performance.
Marine husband (Bruce Dern) returns
from combat, he has his own psychic
and physical scars to cope with, along
with his wife’s infidelity. Fonda, of
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she commissioned the screenplay and
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that wasn’t so much antiwar as proveteran.
The Best Years of Our Lives
(1946)
William Wyler’s moving saga of the
postwar lives of three World War II
vets was a boldly frank film for 1946
(when it earned an Academy Award
for Best Picture), and it remains the
definitive film about veterans readjusting to civilian life. Al (Best Actor
Oscar winner Fredric March, shown)
comes home to a loving wife (Myrna
Loy), but he feels estranged from his
grown children and his job (in a bank
that regards his fellow vets as figures on a balance sheet), so he turns
to drink. Fred (Dana Andrews) finds
his wartime heroism as a bomber pilot doesn’t count for much when he’s
trying to find work or impress the
war bride (Virginia Mayo) he barely
knows. And Homer (Harold Russell)
feels like damaged goods, having been
notorious Russian roulette sequence.
Mike returns home relatively unscathed, but Steven comes back a selfpitying paraplegic, while the tragic
Nick doesn’t come back at all, remaining in Saigon and ritualistically reenacting his torture for money. The
film’s Vietnam sequences are hyperbolically surreal, but its meditation
on survivor’s guilt and a generation’s
loss of innocence is genuine. The movie is credited with inspiring the drive
to build the Vietnam War memorial
on the Washington Mall.
Coming Home (1978)
Jon Voight (shown, with Jane Fonda)
won an Oscar for his role as Luke, a
paraplegic Vietnam vet (modeled on
Ron Kovic of Born on the Fourth of
July fame) who overcomes his bitterness when he meets veterans’ hospital
volunteer Sally (Fonda, who also won
an Oscar). As their friendship blossoms into an affair, Luke learns that
he can still have a romantic and sexual life, as the film demonstrates in a
famously tender and frank love scene.
Alas, Sally is married, and when her
The Deer Hunter
(1978)
This harrowing Best Picture Oscar
winner examines the devastating impact of the Vietnam War on an entire
community. Small-town buddies Mike
(Robert De Niro, shown with John
Savage), Steven (Savage), and Nick
(Christopher Walken, in his Oscarwinning performance) are captured
together and brutalized in the movie’s
Born on the Fourth of July
(1989)
Oliver Stone, who has coped with his
own tour of duty in Vietnam by making three movies about the war, here
tells the true story of Ron Kovic (Tom
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emerging from his funk, he channels
his frustration into activism and becomes a prominent antiwar protester.
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to go along on this angry journey of
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canny casting of Top Gun Tom. Performing against type, Cruise earned
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Korean: 6/27/1950 to 1/31/1955
Vietnam: 8/5/1964 to 5/7/1975
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2/1/1955 to 8/4/1964
5/8/1975 to 9/7/1980 (Enlisted)
5/8/1975 to 10/16/1981 (Officer)
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It’s the Breeders’ Cup, a racing
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horses lined up to run the Classic,
which is the final race of the Cup, include Royal Delta, Handsome Mike,
and Flat Out.
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LA’s saviors
T
he city of Los Angeles not only
expects its new-look Lakers to
win an NBA title this season, it
also predicts that Steve Nash, Dwight
Howard, Pau Gasol, Metta World Peace
and Kobe Bryant will revive the local
economy, fix the school system, speed
up the 405 freeway expansion and low-
er gas prices by 40 cents per gallon.
And that’s just in the first year.
The pressure is on, and the Lakers responded by going 0-8 in the preseason. The games don’t count, but
in Hollywood, perception is reality
and the perception today is that Mike
Brown’s team has a whole lot of stars
seemingly playing on different planets.
Don’t worry, be happy, say the
players. The Lakers will be fine, says
Brown (via Eric Pincus of the Los Angeles Times), who most certainly is on the
hot seat if his team can’t get past the
second round of the playoffs this year.
“What we’re doing right now isn’t
necessarily to win the games now or
in the short term,” Brown told Pincus
after the team lost to the Los Angeles
Clippers Wednesday night. “Hopefully what we’re doing will pay off in the
long term when it really counts.”
Sorry, but don’t the games in November count the same as ones in
February or March? A win is a win,
regardless of when you get it. To say
your team doesn’t necessarily look to
win games early in the year sounds a
bit out of touch.
But from all the smiles and laughter, one might think the Lakers went
8-0 in October. Nash and Howard grace
the cover of Sports Illustrated’s NBA
Preview edition this week, flanking a
headline of “Now This is Going to be
Fun”.
So far, not so much. The team looks
disorganized and out of sync. Haven’t
we seen this picture before? Blame it
on the Princeton and new combinations of new players, say the coaches.
So expect the unexpected in 201213 from the Lakers. This is a team
that, on paper, looks like a powerhouse. How will it look on the court
come playoff time next spring?
Will Howard and Nash still be smiling?
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Forget Lincoln... how about the tragic
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I was thinking just recently of a
book I’ve read that should be made
into a movie. And seeing trailers for
Steven Spielberg’s “Lincoln,” it has
been pressing on my mind.
Why couldn’t this master moviemaker film the James Garfield saga?
The story of the failed assassination
attempt only days before this sterling
character (who didn’t want to run for
president) became the chief executive
against his will would make a compelling film.
The book, “Destiny of the Republic” by Candice Millard, is one of the
most brilliant and heart-rending ever.
I don’t think the average American
even knows much about this story beyond knowing that Garfield was shot
before he could even begin his days in
office. Three horrible, painful months
passed before he died of infection —
wrought by the narrow-minded doctors who rejected the new idea of antisepsis from Lister in England.
Garfield’s shooter was an idiotic,
self-willed, deluded kind of lunatic
that we encounter through the ages
— people who think they should be
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their route to the top. In this attempt,
which eventually succeeded because
of the president’s stubborn doctor, the
would-be killer was finally hanged.
Garfield’s doctors went right on tormenting the infected president, plunging their fingers and unsterilized instruments into his wound, searching
for the bullet. The story of how Thomas Edison and Alexander Graham Bell
tried to use science to help is just riveting.
Garfield might have made a great
president. He was certainly a remarkable man, and his incredible courage,
uncomplaining, after months of torture is a grueling read — and enough
to bring one to tears. In fact, much of
the book is emotional, dealing as it
does with our still new country and its
still-new great dreams.
Garfield’s inept and retiring vicepresident, Chester A. Arthur, at first
a total failure, finally rose to the oc-
casion and did a good job in the office
he inherited. This was only 16 years
after the actor John Wilkes
Booth had killed President
Lincoln.
The story of Garfield,
his election against his
will, his happy marriage
cut short, his unbelievable suffering and his
death, which was a
tragedy for U.S. history, really would
make a good film.
So, would Spielberg, Weinstein,
Scorsese, Geffen or Tom
Hanks consider this
suggestion?
Of
course not.
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By Liz Smith
I was thinking just recently of a book I’ve read that should be made into a
movie. And seeing trailers for Steven Spielberg’s “Lincoln,” it has been pressing on my mind.
Why couldn’t this master moviemaker film the James Garfield saga? The
story of the failed assassination attempt only days before this sterling character (who didn’t want to run for president) became the chief executive against
his will would make a compelling film.
The book, “Destiny of the Republic” by Candice Millard, is one of the most
brilliant and heart-rending ever. I don’t think the average American even
knows much about this story beyond knowing that Garfield was shot before
he could even begin his days in office. Three horrible, painful months passed
before he died of infection — wrought by the narrow-minded doctors who rejected the new idea of antisepsis from Lister in England.
Garfield’s shooter was an idiotic, self-willed, deluded kind of lunatic that
we encounter through the ages — people who think they should be “famous”
and select assassination as their route to the top. In this attempt, which eventually succeeded because of the president’s stubborn doctor, the would-be
killer was finally hanged.
Garfield’s doctors went right on tormenting the infected president, plunging their fingers and unsterilized instruments into his wound, searching for
the bullet. The story of how Thomas Edison and Alexander Graham Bell tried
to use science to help is just riveting.
Garfield might have made a great president. He was certainly a remarkable man, and his incredible courage, uncomplaining, after months of torture
is a grueling read — and enough to bring one to tears. In fact, much of the
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In 1972, at age 16, she began romancing John
Derek, a married man 30 years her senior. Not long
after the two started dating, John divorced his wife,
actress Linda Evans, and he and a young Cathleen
moved to Germany so that John wouldn’t get into
rape trouble due to Cathleen’s young age. They returned to the United States when Cathleen was 18
and they married in 1976. Derek was born Derek
Delevan Harris in Hollywood, California, the son
of actor and director Lawson Harris. His good looks
quickly got him supporting roles, most notably as
the son of Willie Stark played by Broderick Crawford in All the King’s Men (1949), but he also enjoyed leads such as “Nick Romano” in Knock on Any
Door (1949) opposite Humphrey Bogart (who told
him, “You look great, but kid, that’s not enough”),
“Brock Mitchell” in Fury at Showdown, and as Robin Hood in Rogues of Sherwood Forest (1950) with
Alan Hale. He played Joshua in The Ten Commandments (1956).
He also was a film director. He directed his wives,
Ursula Andress, in two movies, and Linda Evans in
one. His best known films as a director are those he
directed with his fourth wife, Bo Derek (she starred
in four of his movies). The 1990 film Ghosts Can’t Do
It was his last film in the director’s chair.
He was first married to actress Pati Behrs, née
Pati Behrs Eristoff (February 13, 1922 — July 10,
2004). Behrs was a Russian-born American actress,
a grandniece of Leo Tolstoy. She was married to Der-
ek from 1951-57. They had two children, Russell and
Sean Catherine Derek. John Derek took photos of
all three of his subsequent wives (at different times)
for Playboy magazine.
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the special programs for qualified military personnel.
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at Hidden Hills. A 3.15kW solar power system is included as a standard component of a new KB home at Twinbrook at Crown Valley Village. Energy bill savings are based on estimated monthly costs for electricity and gas for a home as
designed (not as built) with the corresponding solar power system compared to estimated monthly costs for electricity and gas without the system. KBH makes no guarantee of energy production by any solar power system installed with
a home or of energy costs or savings, if any, experienced by any homeowner. Energy costs and savings, if any, will vary by floor plan, home size, occupancy, daily activities, appliance usage, thermostat settings, climate
conditions and orientation of the home and the solar power system size and operating conditions, among other factors. KBH reserves the right to modify, discontinue or replace any solar options at any time without prior notice.
Other restrictions and limitations may apply. Solar power systems are supplied by SunPower Corporation®. KBH and SunPower Corporation are independent companies. SunPower and the SunPower logo are trademarks or
registered trademarks of SunPower Corporation. Plans, pricing, financing, terms, availability and specifications subject to change/prior sale without notice and may vary by neighborhood, lot
location and home series. Buyer responsible for all taxes, insurance and other fees. Sq. footage is approximate. Photos may depict upgraded landscaping/options and may not represent lowestpriced homes. Military images and/or information do not reflect nor imply endorsement by Dept. of Defense or Service Branch. See sales representative for details. KB Home Sales–Southern
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