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Demolition Or A Patch For Obamacare?

February 20, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Howard Schultz, jails as healthcare providers for the poor, Medicare for all., Obamacare, taxing the rich, The Affordable Care Act, Universal healthcare
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One institution noted for providing quality health care to the poor in this country is the criminal justice system. A recent footnote in The Week tells the story of a man who robbed a bank precisely because he needed urgent care. (“Medicare for All,” The Week, Feb/ 15. 2019, pg. 6
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Seeing The Planet With Fresh Eyes

February 18, 2019
by Caroline Miller
An Investing Prophet Takes on Climate Change, Ben Steverman, Climate change, Donald Trump, Dustin Hoffman, Jeremy Grantham, The Graduate, The Paris Agreement, the super rich
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In the opening scene of the film, The Graduate, the operative word was “plastics.”  Today, Dustin Hoffman is all grown up, though that scene remains a movie classic.  For billionaire Jeremy Grantham the new word for this era is “topsoil.”  Necessary to feed a burgeoning glo
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What’s In A Label?

February 14, 2019
by Caroline Miller
2020 Presidential election, centrism, David Leonhardt, Howard Schultz, Margaret Sullivan, political divisions in 2016 election, rift in Democratic Party, the liberal left, The Tea Party
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Recently, a reader referred me to an article by The New York Times columnist, David Leonhardt.   In it, the writer cites Margaret Sullivan of the Washington Post.  She accuses reporters of being too centrist:  “walking down the center line with a blindfold on.” According to he
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A Subject Beyond Conception

February 11, 2019
by Caroline Miller
A Different Conception of Privacy, aps and privacy, Cue, Flo, Glow, ministration cycle aps, Naomi Kresge, Ovia
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My jaw dropped when I read it.  More than 100 million women around the world each month use free menstruation-tracking apps with names such as Flo, Glow, Ovia, and Cue.” (“A Different Conception Of Privacy,” by Naomi Kresge et al, Bloomberg Businessweek, January 28, 20.) Never
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Howard Schultz For President?

February 08, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Davos, Democratic Party, Donald Trump, Howard Schultz, Is Schultz a threat to Democrats in the 2020 election?, liberal left, Oxfam report, unequal wealth distribution around the world
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Recently, the super-rich and super powerful gathered for the annual economic summit in Davos, Switzerland.  There, they received a report from Oxfam.  It said the 26 richest people in the world own as much wealth as half the human race. (“Davos: Skiing past a world in crisis,” T
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Patriotic Millionaires

February 06, 2019
by Caroline Miller
economic inequality, Norman Vanamee, Patriotic Millionaires, Republican tax reform, tax the rich, The Bottom Line, Traitors to Their Class
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“Let me tell you about the very rich. They are different from you and me.”*  For one thing, they don’t pay much in taxes.  When the top rate exceeds 48 percent, they find ways to avoid taxes and “government revenues start to fall.” (“A 70 percent tax rate is a liberal fa
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I Miss Those White Old Men

February 05, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Alister Cook, Charles Kuralt, diversity in America, Ed Bradley, Edward R. Murrow, Harry Reasoner, Life With Mother, Masterpiece Theater, Russel Baker, Walter Cronkite
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Recently, one of the bright lights in the U. S.  freshman Congressional class noted that the slate of reporters assigned to cover the 2020 Presidential election failed to include an African-American.  As I stared at the list of about 30 reporters, 8 appeared to be of American-Asian
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When Greed Passes For Public Good

February 01, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Bryce Covert, Donald Trump's plan to rebuild infrastructure, enterprise zones, Flint Michigan's water system, gentrification, Joint Committee on Taxation, Opportunity Costs, private sector and corporate taxes, tax incentives to private developers
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A news report in a local paper reawakened some bad memories.  The story was about enterprise zones, programs meant to breathe life into depressed areas.  The project under review included portions of a tony area in the heart of the city. Developers were going the make a fortune and
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Heading For The Last Roundup

January 31, 2019
by Caroline Miller
cattle ranching and the environment, Clive Thompson, Faux Sure, global warming, Hugger Foods, new definition for meat, plant based diets, The Cattlemen's Associations
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Ranchers may be getting worried.  The Cattlemen’s Association has asked the government to “’define ‘meat’ as a product ‘derived from animals.’” (“Faux Sure!” by Clive Thompson, Wired, Jan. 2019, pg. 26.) Apparently, they feel threatened by growth in the “fake”
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Let’s Get Smart About Smart Phones And The Economy

January 30, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez, Donald Trump, ecommerce, Meet the Agents of Globalization, Shawn Donnan, tracking the national debt in a digital age
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“Tax the rich.” The chant gets louder as the liberal left begins to flex its muscles  Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) cites history as evidence the rich could pay more taxes.  She reminds us at one point in our history the tax rate was as high as 70%. I’m no economics major, as
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