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Finding Common Ground

January 12, 2021
by Caroline Miller
Brett Kavanaugh, brinksmanship, Chuck Schumer, Dopnald Trump, Federalist Society. Conservatism, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, John Roberts, Neil Gorsuch, originalism, Ruth Bader Ginsberg, Samuel Alito
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(Because of the events of last week, I feel this blog bears repeating.) Few would argue against the notion that under Donald Trump’s Presidency, American democracy has been tested at all levels of government.  How far that testing has gone is a cause for concern for many. Recently,
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Light At The End Of The Apocalypse

October 23, 2020
by Caroline Miller
Amy Coney Barrett, Antonin Scalia, Brett Kavanaugh, Greg Stohr, healthcare, Laura Davison, Nancy Pelosi, NOW, QAnon, Roe v Wade, Ruther Bader Ginsberg, Supreme Court appointments
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The 2020 election is probably one of the most strange in American history.  We have a president whom some experts believe is mentally ill and who is so desperate to win reelection, he refuses to disavow support from QAnon,  a cult-like group that believes “deep state” officials
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A Tale Of Two Women

May 29, 2020
by Caroline Miller
Affordable Care Act, Brett Kavanaugh, Carmen Rios, Dreamers, Hillary Clinton, James Comey, Ken Star, Michael D'Antonio, Molly Ball, Nancy Pelosi, Newt Gingrich, Pat Mitchell, Rudi Giuiani, The Hunting of Hillary
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Recently, I wrote a review of John Updike’s Bech at Bay, a book  I didn’t want to read but did.  Now I’ll turn to two books I have yet to read but hope to do so. The first is The Hunting of Hillary, by Pulitzer prize-winning biographer Michael D’Antonio. The second is Pelosi
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The Compliment That Insults

October 05, 2018
by Caroline Miller
Andrea Hill Sanchez, Brett Kavanaugh, Justice Sonia Sotomayor, language and prejudice, Richard Powers, The Overstory
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In his popular novel, The Overstory, Richard Powers creates a woman who devotes her life to the study of trees.  Her diligence rewards her.  She makes an astounding discovery.  Trees communicate with each other through the air.  Though her research is scrupulous, her male colleagu
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