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Tainted Trust

February 07, 2018
by Caroline Miller
David Gergen, Geogre W. Bush v. Al Gore, gerrymandering, Gerrymandering Finally Gets Its Day in Court, Peter Cory, U. S. Supreme Court, Watergate investigation
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During a television interview about partisan politics, Republican, David Gergen, said a great divide existed between the Republican Party in the Watergate era and the one that exists today.  The difference, and I paraphrase here, is that Watergate Republicans put the country before t
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The Divided Countries Of The United States Of America

May 30, 2017
by Caroline Miller
American's shifting economy, Constitutional revisionists, Divided We Fall, Donald Trump, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Ganesh Sitaraman, gerrymandering, government for the rich instead of the people, money and politics, populism as a snare
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One of the difficulties for Constitutional literalists, those who seek to interpret our laws according to the intentions of our founding fathers, is that the country these men created no long exists.  As Gareth Sitaraman writes in “Divided We Fall,” those leaders lived in
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Too Much Information And Too Little Public Good

May 12, 2017
by Caroline Miller
Clive Thompson, Dave Eggrs, gerrymandering, Moon Duchin, NSA, self-surveillance greater than NSA, The Circle
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Unlike a declining number of people on the planet, I can remember when my life wasn’t documented.  I can recall researching the subject of ear wax at the library without finding my mailbox stuffed the next day with discount coupons for drops or scrapers to facilitate its removal. 
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Duopoly, Gerrymandering And Gridlock, Oh My!

April 10, 2017
by Caroline Miller
duopoly, gerrymandering, gridlock, John Adams, Katherine Gehl, Michael Porter, nonpartisan primaries, poverty among unemployed white males, Stephen Marche, two party system, Why Politics is Failing America
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Rural America must be wondering if either the Republicans or Democrats represent them.  The loss of jobs in their areas has caused disruptions of epic proportions.  (Blog 4/4/2013)  Despite President Donald Trump’s assurances he will restore opportunities for blue-collar workers,
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