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We Have Nothing To Fear But Fear Itself

July 22, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Donald Trump, leadership through fear, Trump supporters, Twilight of the Hackers, Virginia Heffernan, who are Trump's followers?
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The other day I sat down to talk with a fellow resident at my retirement center.  She was eating fish tacos, a messy lunch which I knew would require both hands as well as her mouth.  An excellent time to air my views on Donald Trump, I thought.  I don’t recall what outrage the p
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Writer Caroline Miller Takes The Pledge

July 17, 2019
by Caroline Miller
bogus news sources, Computer Generated Images, Donald Trump, Facebook, fake news, Rise of the Deep Fakes
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Since the 2016 election, we’ve heard a good deal about fake news.  Bogus sources seem to spring up overnight.  Even Gig data can’t be trusted.  Click)  How do we tell the news from propaganda in this environment?  With 2.2 billion users sharing information on Faceboo
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Keystone Pipeline — Pipe Dream?

July 10, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Barack Obama, border adjusted tax, Canada's oil sand, Donald Trump, Keystone XL, Matthew Phillips, Reviving Keystone XL, the economics of the Keystone XL pipeline
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When President Barrack Obama rejected the application for the  Keystone XL TransCanada pipeline, he had more on his mind than the environment.  The project made no economic sense.  According to the U. S. Department of State, bringing heavy oil sands across our border, among the mos
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Corporate Welfare — A Bad Idea Any Way You look At It

July 08, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Amazon's help from taxpayers, Carrier jobs, corporate welfare, Donald Trump, Henry Grabar, small businesses and local economy
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While heading my teachers’ union in the 1970s, I was appointed to the Mayor’s Economic Advisory Council.  I had no background in economic development but I satisfied a necessary profile to round out the committee.  I was a woman and I was a union leader.  I soon learned my role
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Cyber Terrorism –The Cost Of Doing Business

June 14, 2019
by Caroline Miller
capitalism threatened, cyber attacks, cyber terrorism, Donald Trump, insurance companies, Nate Lanson, Property Insurance May Not Cover Hack, tariffs, Trump's tax reform, Will Hadfield
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My car insurance is due. Though I am driving less, I expect the premium will go up.  Nothing goes down these days except my bank account.  I don’t feel particularly misused. The pendulum seems to swing in the same direction for everyone’s clock.  Greater cost and lower service.
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Corruption In The Palace Of Justice

June 06, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Donald Trump, Kathleen Clark, Mitch McConnell, Saudi Arabia, the emoluments clause, U. S. Justice Department
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Politics on the local and national spheres share one value in common. Voters expect their representatives to serve their constituents without seeking personal gain.  In Oregon, the feeling is so strong, that when I served in public office, I rejected a free lunch if it was offered. 
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Making The Wrong Move

May 31, 2019
by Caroline Miller
1st Lt. Michael Behenna, democrats need to take the Senate, Donald Trump, Lindsey Graham, marginalized conservatives, Mitch McConnell, Suicide Forest, terrorism disguised as patriotism
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I’ve never played chess but I have played a little politics and from where I sit, the Democrats need to refine their strategies to take control of government.   Too many of its shinning stars are lining up for the Presidential race.  Instead, candidates from red state
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Sense and Sensibility

May 20, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Charlie Rose, Donald Trump, Harvey Weinstein, Horacio Silva, Les Moonves, Robert Mueller, Social Network, The Four Seasons
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On Friday,  I complained I experience vertigo as a result of sharing the world with Donald Trump and his followers.  I don’t even know how to describe Trump.  Is he  a president or a cult leader?  A president or a would-be dictator?  Certainly, he is a celebrity.  As such, th
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Where’s The Beef?

May 17, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Bizarro World, Donald Trump, Leona Helmsley, Rudyard Kipling, Trump in the polls, U. S. economy
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Of late, Donald Trump’s favorability rating has jumped to a high of 49 percent in one major poll.  I admit, I am puzzled, like a salmon swimming upstream while numbers of my species are headed toward the sea. Where are they going?  What are they thinking?  Okay, I get
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The Half-World Of Carrot People

May 13, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Donald Trump, Dorain Gray, fiction vs. non-fiction, Oscar Wilde
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I  heard it again today.  “Oh, I never read fiction.  I prefer non-fiction.” My molars dug into the side of my cheek so that I could hold my tongue. People who make this remark seem to imagine reading fiction is a frivolous pastime.  In my experience, men most often hold this
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