https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2021/aug/14/jeffrey-smith-us-capitol-attack-lawsuit-david-walls-kaufman

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https://davidwallskaufman.art/sample-page/ ( https://web.archive.org/web/20210824062214/https://davidwallskaufman.art/sample-page/ ) "I come from a family of authors. My uncle is Larry Merchant, the former sports commentator for HBO Sports, and the author of several books including a history of the Army-Navy Game, the American Football League, and he was a sports writer and editor for the Philadelphia Inquirer. My father, Richard Kaufman, was the right-hand man of Sen. William Proxmire, and each year helped the Senator pick the winner of his annual “Golden Fleece Award” for the most brazenly promiscuous defense contractor, and authored the book, The War Profiteers.

For more than thirty years, I have served the Washington, D.C. community as a chiropractor. With my private practice located four blocks from the Capitol building, I have treated White House staff, lobbyists, congressmen their staff, Supreme Court justices, think-tankers and policy makers from every branch of government. Both MedStar Insurance, Washingtonian Magazine and Craig’s List have counted me for decades among the Top 10 chiropractors in the District of Columbia."

https://www.academia.org/golden-fleece-of-stimulation/ ( https://web.archive.org/web/20210824062436/https://www.academia.org/golden-fleece-of-stimulation/ ) Sen. Proxmire’s awarding of the Golden Fleeces led to what the CAP sage laments as “the Clinton-era Democratic fetish for fiscal austerity.” Still and all, the CAP scholar rates the late senator as one of a group of “well-intentioned liberals” although Perlstein, as we see, has far less enthusiasm for what the lawmaker actually did.

We should note that, to his undying credit, Perlstein is one of the only journalists in America, left or right, who pointed to Communist China as the culprit a couple of years back when American products from pet food to pharmaceuticals were found to be tainted. Nevertheless, his take on the achievements of the Democrat who replaced Joe McCarthy in the U. S. Senate runs true to his ideological form.

Oddly, he finishes his essay by trying to evoke the solon’s name in an effort to get his readers to lobby for President Barack Obama’s stimulus package. This proposal is a trillion-dollar program that elites and key officeholders want to pass but which the people who actually pay for it revile.

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Summary: Awfuly fucky. Cop who suicides 9 days after look a like of Podesta who worked 4 blocks down the street from the capital.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=obDuhmGU-f8 Always falling

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Fleece_Award#Award_winners

He also gave the award to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) for their Search for extraterrestrial intelligence (SETI) program, supporting the scientific search for extraterrestrial civilizations. Proxmire later withdrew his opposition to the SETI program.

Levine, Art (October 5, 1978). https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=wgBKAAAAIBAJ&pg=1496,2004486 "NASA searches for extraterrestrial dollars". The Michigan Daily. p. 4. Retrieved November 17, 2018.

Chandler, David L. (June 25, 1984). "Astronomy; Listening To The Stars Gets Respect". Boston Globe.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Fleece

It represents royal power.

It represents the flayed skin of Krios ('Ram'), companion of Phrixus.

It represents a book on alchemy.

It represents a technique of writing in gold on parchment.

It represents a form of placer mining practiced in Georgia, for example.

It represents the forgiveness of the Gods.

It represents a rain cloud.

It represents a land of golden grain.

It represents the spring-hero.

It represents the sea reflecting the sun.

It represents the gilded prow of Phrixus' ship.

It represents a breed of sheep in ancient Georgia.

It represents the riches imported from the East.

It represents the wealth or technology of Colchis.

It was a covering for a cult image of Zeus in the form of a ram.

It represents a fabric woven from sea silk.

It is about a voyage from Greece, through the Mediterranean, across the Atlantic to the Americas.

It represents trading fleece dyed murex-purple for Georgian gold.

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https://www.heritage.org/conservatism/report/institute-policy-studies ( https://web.archive.org/web/20210810123653/https://www.heritage.org/conservatism/report/institute-policy-studies )

The-Institute for Policy Studies (IPS) is an avowedly radical organization formed in 1963 by Richard J. Barnet and Marcus G. Raskin, both of whom had backgrounds of government employment. Barnet had worked for the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, while Raskin had worked for several members of Congress and for the National Security Council. Along with Barnet and Raskin, the most prominent IPS figure has probably been Resident IPS Fellow Arthur I. Waskow, who served at one time as a legislative assistant to Congressman Robert Kastenmeier of Wisconsin. All three have also been noticeably active in radical movements, , including the anti-Vi6tnam war-movement; Barnet traveled to Com- munist North Vietnam during the war, and both Barnet and Raskin were reported to have had contact with representatives of the Communist government of Hanoi in Paris during-the same period.

…under the heading "Past IPS Faculty" as follows:

"It is noted that the foregoing lists of IPS Fellows include a number of people drawn from the professions and from government. For example, Eichholz, de Grazia, Hausman, and Kaufman are all attorneys, while the following were all identified as being part of the academic community: Richard Kaufman, legislative assistant to Represen- tative Henry Gonzalez and, at a later point, staff economist with the Joint Economic Committee under Senator William Proxmire;"

https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-1-349-20574-5_25 The Economic Dimension of Soviet Security

Most of the literature on the burden of Soviet security concentrates on Soviet defence spending — on the ratio of military expenditures to gross national product (ME/GNP). In this chapter, we will first take a brief but critical look at the current US Government (CIA) estimates of Soviet ME/GNP. It will then be argued that the burden of Soviet security should include, in addition to the burden on defence spending, per se, the costs of other economic-institutional arrangements which are partly or wholly necessitated by the political-military-strategic situation as Soviet leaders perceive it.

The views on these estimates of Senator William Proxmire and Counsel Richard Kaufman of the Joint Economic Committee of the US Congress are presented in the Congressional Record, 6 June 1988, vol. 134, no. 81, PP. S7140–S7141.