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The Third Option

January 15, 2020
by Caroline Miller
a cure for loneliness, Donald Trump, effect of isolation on the brain, Lynn Darling, on the brink of war, the primitive brain, William Wordsworth
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In the dark days of winter, I admit there are occasions when curling up like a sow bug to stare at my navel seems to be the best response to the world. For two days, for example, my computer was on the fritz. When it eventually beamed back at me with renewed life, the news headlines s
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Belief Is In Evolution

January 14, 2020
by Caroline Miller
Aristotle, Barrack Obama, Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton. George Soros, Knowledge Resistance, man is a social animal, Mikael Klintman, Pizzagate, QAnon, social rationality
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I may have told this story before, but while in public office and after a day of fierce debate on social policy, I stepped down from my dais and stormed into my office with a staff member following in my wake.  My voice as dripping with incredulity as I turned to complain to that you
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The Face Of Tragedy

January 13, 2020
by Caroline Miller
1979 Iranian U.S, assassination of Iranian leader, Donald Trump, embassy invasion, Qassem Soleimani, Sullivan Ballou letter
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My friend from the retirement center looked worried as we entered a coffee shop that also made chocolate confectionaries.   Surrounded by bonbons of every size and flavor, I wondered that anyone could wear a frown. “What do you think of this Soleimani business,” the woman mutter
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Women Leaders

January 02, 2020
by Caroline Miller
Donald Trump, men and women's leadership styles, Nancy Pelosi, Rebecca Grieenfield, Stephanie Johnson, Thinx
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Nancy Pelosi’s stunning leadership of Democratic house members during the recent presidential impeachment process will serve as a template for women who seek management positions in the future.  What she exhibited during the procedure was experience, direction, and a firm hand. A f
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Going Bananas

December 31, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Amazon reviews, bananas, Donald Trump, Fakespot, modern art, Republican party, ReviewMeta, Vladimir Putin
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I used to think I was a reasonably informed person, but President Donald Trump has taught me what passes as information can often be fake.  Take the banana, for example. In the ‘60s and ’70s, it would never be mistaken for a work of art. But since Trump has been in office, realit
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Bon Mots And Bonbons–The Case For Reading

December 19, 2019
by Caroline Miller
benefits of reading, Donald Trump, Harris poll on reading, The Chosen One
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We’d intended to walk to a coffee shop near my residence to enjoy bonbons with our beverages. Unfortunately, the morning rain altered our plans. Instead, we chose to settle into two Queen Anne chairs by a picture window in the lobby of the building where I live, our hot drinks fresh
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Change Is Good

December 17, 2019
by Caroline Miller
A. J. Dionne, Donald Trump, Evangelicals, fluidity of language, Francophile, King David, Leonardo da Vinci, Rick Perry, The Chosen One, The Habsburgs of Spain
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Working with an editor on my memoir taught me to appreciate how rapidly language changes. Like floodwaters, it flows, alters course and refuses to be controlled. The French have tried to apply rules to their native tongue, hoping to preserve its purity, but snippets of English breach
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We’re No Angels

November 29, 2019
by Caroline Miller
American Bar Association, Donald Trump, issues before the 2019 Supreme Court, judicial appointments, proposals for judicial appointment change, Senate rules governing judicial appointments, U. S.. Senate's nuclear option
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So far the American Bar Association has rated eight of Donald Trump’s nominees for the judicial bench as unqualified. The number isn’t unprecedented for a president, but our dear leader has little tolerance for criticism. We shouldn’t be surprised that he has decided to bar the
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Have We No Shame?

November 27, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Donald Trump, Donald Trump's Presidential reelection, quid pro quo, Rand Paul, The Moral Majority, The Mueller Report, Ukraine
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I read an article the other day that praised Donald Trump for his extraordinary leadership. The author congratulated the president for his attempts to revive the coal industry, his rollbacks on climate change regulations, his tax reforms that made the super-rich wealthier and his immi
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Truth, Relativity, And Time — Lessons Our President Should Have Learned

November 08, 2019
by Caroline Miller
A Brief History of Time, Albert Einstein, Brian Koberlein, Could the Present Ever Change the Past?, Delayed Choice, Donald Trump, IQ, properties of waves and particles, Russia and the 2016 American election, Stephen Hawking
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Whether or not Albert Einstein gave his brain to science may be a matter of debate, (Click) but it would be fascinating to compare his mind to Donald Trump’s.   Einstein’s IQ is 160 while Trump claims his is 156.  The number means less to me than how well a person g
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