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The Three Graces Of The Queen

September 13, 2022
by Caroline Miller
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Donald Trump, Faustian bargain, Getting Lost to Find Home, Judge Reed O'Connor, King Charles 111, Krystle Matthews, Lisa Fields, prejudice, Queen Elizabeth 11, racial heritage, Scott Jensen, settled law, study on happiness, Ted Cruz, the three graces, Vladimir Putin, William Bennis
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Getting Lost to Find Home, my upcoming memoir, will reveal my childhood relationship with my father was a rocky one.  We didn’t make our separate peace until I’d graduated from college.  Even then, communication wasn’t easy.  He was an Indiana farm boy with an 8th-grade educa
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They’re Either Too Young Or Too Old

September 21, 2021
by Caroline Miller
Adie MacDowell, Ageism, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Carmen Diaz, Carol Burnett, Clint Eastwood, Cry Macho, Dr. Anthony Faucci, Drew Barrymore, Joe Manchin, Nicki Minaj, Stephen Colbert, Tim Conway
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A U. S. voter isn’t surprised that Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez, New York Congresswoman woman from New York and a democratic liberal, fails to see eye to eye with Joe Manchin, a conservative democratic Senator from West Virginia.  But a public dustup over age is surprising. Manchin at 7
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The Truth About Femurs

February 23, 2021
by Caroline Miller
AIDS, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, broken femurs, covid-19, Donald Trump, George Carlin, Margret Mead, pandemic, Stacy Hackner, Ted Cruz
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Recently, a friend sent me a quote ascribed to the American anthropologist, Margaret Mead. It was her answer to a question that asked what constituted the first signs of civilization in a culture.  She said it would be a broken thighbone that had healed properly. In the wild, the dis
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Profiles In Courage

February 04, 2021
by Caroline Miller
2021 insurrection at U. S. Capitol, A Game of Thrones, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, George Martin, George Washington, Katie Porter, Officer Brian Sicknick, Pear Harbor, World Trade Center
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She heard the roar of angry voices in the corridor and ran to hide in the bathroom.  “Where is she?  Where is she?’  The masculine voice in the outer room was insistent.  Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez flattened herself against the wall as the door behind which she was hiding opened
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Chaos Of The Manchurian Candidate

February 02, 2021
by Caroline Miller
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Angela Stent, Capital insurrection, Donald Trump, Mueller Report, QAnon, Ted Cruz, The Manchurian Candidate, the pandemic, Valarie Gilbert, Vladimir Putin, white supremacists
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The thief was furious when he found a 4-year-old child strapped into the back seat of the car he’d stolen.  His response was to slam on the brakes and reverse direction.  Finding the mother newly emerged from the grocery store with a gallon of milk, he scolded her for leaving her
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A Brief Discourse On Poetry And Power

December 23, 2020
by Caroline Miller
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Birches, D. H. Lawrence, good and bad poetry, good and bad politics, Joyce Kilmer, Kate Porter, Math versus ;poetry, Robert Frost, Trees
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I don’t write much poetry because it’s work. Poetry is precise and guided by the principle that “less is more,” even as it attempts to squeeze the meaning of the universe into a ball.  Mathematics, also a language, is similar.  E=MC(2) could be appreciated as a line of poetr
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Justice May Not Be Blind But It Can Be Stupid

May 01, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Felicity Huffman, jails and non-violent crimes, plea bargaining, public defenders, the financial sinkhole of the U. S. justice system, U. N. report on U. S. incarceration rates, U. S. Justice screwed to serve the rich
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Does our criminal justice system disadvantage the poor and minorities?  Unquestionably, it does and now Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez , newly elected to Congress, thinks so, too.  Among the latest in her endless barrage of opinions is one that concerns actress Felicity Huffman.  The lat
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Avoid The Circular Firing Squad

April 30, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Medicare for all., Nancy Pelosi, Obamacare, public sentiment on health care for all
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Is Medicare for All affordable?  I have no idea. Apparently, neither do Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, whose argument in favor appears to be based on their misreading of a medical study.  Nonetheless, the goal is important and Obamacare has been a step in the right dir
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Grappling With The Media And Public Opinion

March 15, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Barrack Obama, birthers, Justice Clarence Thomas, New York Times v. Sullivan, trial by media
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The media seems to have ignored Judge Clarence Thomas’s comments during a recent libel case before the Supreme Court.  He referred to a 1964 landmark decision in New York Times v. Sullivan,  saying he thought it should be overturned.  That ruling made it difficult for public offi
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Steady As She Goes, The Ship Of State

July 26, 2018
by Caroline Miller
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Amanda Billlner, immigration, Joe Crowley, Puritans, rise of the liberal left, socialists, Sweden's social network, The Thinning Swedish State
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In  recent primaries around the country, several left leaning or socialist candidates won their elections handily.  The biggest upset was Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s defeat of fellow democrat and longtime incumbent, Representative Joe Crowley from New York’s Bronx district.  Her
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