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Meditation On Erosions

November 09, 2021
by Caroline Miller
Citizens United, Dodd-Frank Protection Reform, Donald Trump, Fairness Doctrine, Fox News, General Mark Milley, Glass-Steagall Act, Joe Biden, Maybury v. Madison, the Congress, the Supreme Court, the U. S. Military
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Being someone who meditates for enlightenment, I decided to bend my thoughts to the state of our democracy. My reason for doing so was this statement: the public has more confidence in the military than any other national institution. (“Crisis of Command,” by Risa Brooks et al, Fo
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This December, I’m Making A List

December 21, 2020
by Caroline Miller
126 members of Congress challenge the 2020 election, 2020 election, Citizens United, court cases to overturn the 2020 election, Democracy under duress, Fairness Doctrine, vote by mail
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Those of us who see challenges through a filter of optimism can feel vindicated for that optimism because, despite warnings to the contrary, the 2020 Presidential election was fair.  Never mind that more than 50 court filings were intended to upend the results. Or, that  126 members
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These Truths Republicans and Democrats Should Hold To Be Self-Evident

August 27, 2018
by Caroline Miller
Cato Institute, Citizens United, Fairness Doctrine, fear among Republicans and Democrats, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Glass-Steagall Act
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A former student of mine, now in his early 60s, visited me for coffee, recently.  We tried to avoid discussing politics, but it was the elephant in the room. Eventually,  my “young” friend admitted he found the antics in Washington, D. C. depressing.  Knowing he was a liberal D
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The Three-legged Stool –Public Schools, Unions, The Fairness Doctrine

March 02, 2017
by Caroline Miller
alternative schools, America's New Opposition, Anton Scalia, Fairness Doctrine, intepreting the Constitution, Jedediah Purdy, labor uions, originalist vs. living document, public schools, Ronald Regan, why democracy appears to be failing
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Replacing Anton Scalia on the U. S. Supreme Court is going set off some sparks.  As a conservative, he dismissed the notion of a living constitution and believed that idea risked warping original intent.  (Click)  I understand the intellectual purity of his position but what has th
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