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The Stampede Begins

February 27, 2025
by Caroline Miller
Bill Cassidy, Consumer boycotts, consumerism, Donald Trump, Gay Valimont, Hitler and the German Republic, immigration, James K. Galbraith, Joni Ernst, Lindsey Graham, Mike Johnson, special elections, Susan Crawford, the Second Coming, US abandons its allies, US courts Russia and China
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horse stampede
When Donald Trump says he wants to make America great again, he isn’t talking about reverting to isolationism. He’s said  America shouldn’t stand alone.  What he envisions is a global strategy that divides the world into three spheres of influence the way the U. S., Britain, a
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A Passage To America

January 18, 2024
by Caroline Miller
Aung San Suu Kyi, Cubans vs other Latins, cultural enclaves, democracy and social mobility, Ezra Pound, Getting Lost to Find Home, immigration, inclusiveness in the U. S., Inuit snow words, Inuits words for snow, Jabberwock., Lewis Carroll, Robert Frost's Mending Wall, shared prejudice
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In my mid-forties, one of my duties as the head of a local teachers union was to attend a national convention in Florida.   My mother, in her sixties at the time, and, always eager to travel, suggested we take this opportunity to make a cross-country motor trip together. Though diff
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In The Words Of Patrick Henry

February 25, 2020
by Caroline Miller
democratic presidential candidates in 2020 election, Donald Trump, Executive Order, genocide, George W. Bush, immigration, Patrick Henry, presidential pardons, rule of law, The Stanford Experiment, waterboarding
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I read an article recently about torture during the George W. Bush administration. Apparently, waterboarding was so brutal the contract interrogator sought to stop the procedure.  Each time he made his plea, the CIA refused and threatened to bring in someone tougher. Eventually, the
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Steady As She Goes, The Ship Of State

July 26, 2018
by Caroline Miller
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Amanda Billlner, immigration, Joe Crowley, Puritans, rise of the liberal left, socialists, Sweden's social network, The Thinning Swedish State
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In  recent primaries around the country, several left leaning or socialist candidates won their elections handily.  The biggest upset was Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s defeat of fellow democrat and longtime incumbent, Representative Joe Crowley from New York’s Bronx district.  Her
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Throwing Out The Welcome Mat

October 08, 2014
by Caroline Miller
Citizenship for Sale, EB-5, immigration, Marty Jones, Peter Elkind
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child crossing into the US
Who knew?  While some members of Congress are fuming about immigration across our southern border, the US is opening the gates to other folks, primarily from China.  Over the past few years nearly 48 million of that nation’s wealthiest citizens have migrated to other countries
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