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Jujitsu Of The Me Exception

July 12, 2022
by Caroline Miller
abortion, abortion providers, bumble bee as a fish, Electoral College, filibuster, hypocrisy, integrity of the U. S. Supreme Court, judicial appointments, militia vs individual, minority rule, Mitt Romney, Roe v Wade, Second Amendment, settled law
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Recently, I learned a bumble bee is a fish. California, wanting to extend environmental protection to pollinators, tucked them under laws pertaining to scaly creatures. What did the two have in common? According to officials, both were invertebrates. Ingenious!  As a writer and forme
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Rule That Should Be Broken

June 10, 2021
by Caroline Miller
Christopher Price, Electoral College, gerrymandering, the death penalty, the filibuster, Triumph era executions, U. S. Supreme Court, voter suppression laws
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A man on Alabama’s death row had his sentence on appeal to the U. S. Supreme Court  during the final weeks of the Trump administration. The case was complicated so his request for a stay of execution reached the High Court just days before Christopher Price was to die by lethal inj
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The Demise Of Advice And Consent?

September 30, 2020
by Caroline Miller
Constitutional Congress 1787, Donald Trump, Dwight Eisenhower, Electoral College, Executive Orders, Nancy Pelosi, PEAD, U. S. Constitution
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The Democrats in Congress are proposing several bills to curb presidential powers and to strengthen the system of checks and balances the Constitution provides. The changes offer increased protection for whistleblowers and agency watchdogs, prohibits a president from receiving payment
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Turning Lake Mead Into Mead

August 22, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Bolder Dam, Electoral College, John Wayne, Lake Mead, lemonade stand, Texas
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In the summer of 1947, I took a walking tour of Boulder Dam with my mother.  That’s when I met my first Texan, an encounter I never forgot.  Though it was hot, maybe 90 degrees, our guide for the afternoon paused above the dam’s large reservoir and asked us to look down.   “
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Window Dressing Of The Midterm Elections

November 30, 2018
by Caroline Miller
abortion ban in two states, abortion rights, David Frum, Donald Trump Amendment 1, educated white women, Electoral College, Matt Shea, midterm elections, Obama economy, white women, women in Congress
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On the surface, women made impressive inroads during the 2018 elections but were these advances window dressing? Is there an undertow to be considered that works against these achievements, particularly among white women who remain loyal to Donald Trump despite his sexist views?  Tru
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