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A Tale Of Two Women

May 29, 2020
by Caroline Miller
Affordable Care Act, Brett Kavanaugh, Carmen Rios, Dreamers, Hillary Clinton, James Comey, Ken Star, Michael D'Antonio, Molly Ball, Nancy Pelosi, Newt Gingrich, Pat Mitchell, Rudi Giuiani, The Hunting of Hillary
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Recently, I wrote a review of John Updike’s Bech at Bay, a book  I didn’t want to read but did.  Now I’ll turn to two books I have yet to read but hope to do so. The first is The Hunting of Hillary, by Pulitzer prize-winning biographer Michael D’Antonio. The second is Pelosi
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Why Can’t A Woman Be More Like A Man

October 23, 2017
by Caroline Miller
2016 Presidential election, Al Gore, are women equal in U. S. society?, Barack Obama, Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, James Comey, Kristen Griest, What Happened
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Professor Higgins’ line from My Fair Lady asks why a woman can’t be more like a man.  He sees women as frivolous, inferior creatures no real man could  understand.  But change the emphasis of his words and the question asks something different.  Why can’t a woman be more lik
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Media Polls, Data Collection And The Price

August 03, 2016
by Caroline Miller
Al Franken, big data in campaigns, big data in campaigns Jame Comey, Catalist, Donald Trump, FBI, gag rule, Gallup, Garrett M. Graff, Hillary Clinton emails, James Comey, political polls, Ron Wyden, The Voting Machine
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If there is a truth in this world, it is that media reports can seldom be taken at face value.  Note the recent article from Fox News. (Click)  It speaks of an FBI gag rule that prevented agents from revealing facts about Hillary Clinton’s emails.  The implication of a cover-up i
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