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Rethinking The Filibuster

August 10, 2021
by Caroline Miller
Active listening, Adam Kinzingersinz, filibuster, Joe Biden, Joe Manchin, Krysten Sinema, leadership that follows, leadership that leads, Liz Cheney, Might Makes Right, tribal politics
2 Comments
One evening this week, I listened to an expert’s advice on how to change the minds of unvaccinated people. He was selling an old technique called Active Listening. In this case, an individual repeats an antivaxer’s objections, so the person will be satisfied those objections have
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History Of Unmasked Neanderthals

March 30, 2021
by Caroline Miller
Alan Zibel, Angela Saini, covid-19, deplorables, Hillary Clinton, human chromosome, Jacob Bacharach, Joe Biden, Neanderthals, pandemic
4 Comments
Joe Biden, 46th President of the United States is a  mild-mannered man who shares Mr. Rogers’ temperament more than most in politics. But he’s not withheld criticism of those who refuse to wear masks in public places during the pandemic. He accused these offenders of  Neandertha
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Wisdom From A Shopping Cart

March 18, 2021
by Caroline Miller
Aristotle, bots, fedora, Joe Biden, pandemic, shopping cart, technological siloes
6 Comments
The young woman was standing on the curb a short distance from the grocery store, her shopping cart overflowing with purchases. She was muttering to the air in angry tones, so I intended to skirt around her, presuming she was one of the mentally ill who inhabits our streets. Something
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Let There Be Blood

January 28, 2021
by Caroline Miller
Bandy X. Lee, Donald Trump, Dustin Higgs, Joe Biden, Justice Sonia Sotomayor, the death penalty
4 Comments
His public defender said my testimony had saved his client from the death penalty.  I’d worked with the prisoner in an ex-offenders program while I was in public life.  His first incarceration was for theft. When he came to the program, I  found him personable and recommended tha
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The Uncivil War

January 26, 2021
by Caroline Miller
alternate realities in U. S. politics, America as a divided nation, Donald Trujmp, Emmaneul Macron, insurrection of January 6, Joe Biden, Joe Biden's inaugural speech, Simone Weil
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The day after Joe Biden’s inauguration, a friend emailed me a question. “What should I make of this,” she wrote. Her note included the remarks of a woman she’d known most of her life and who, decades earlier, had served as Maid of Honor at her wedding. Having assumed they were
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Once More Through The Looking Glass

December 14, 2020
by Caroline Miller
2020 election, covid-19, Donald Trump, Joe Biden, Mike Flynn, Mitch McConnell, QAnon, Rudy Giuliani, Tea Party members
8 Comments
A friend at the retirement center sat down beside me one afternoon in the temporary lounge that management had arranged, its chairs set 6 feet apart.  It’s a place where residents are supposed to carry on conversations while masked. Despite her face covering, I heard a sigh as she
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Making A Hell Of Heaven On Earth

November 27, 2020
by Caroline Miller
Amy Coney Barrett, Antonin Scalia, Burwell v. Hobby Lobby, Employment Division v. Smith, Erwin Chemerinsky, Establishment Clause, Joe Biden, Marco Rubio, Raphael Warnock, Ronald F. Inglehart, World Values Survey
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The dividing line between church and state required by our Constitution is as fragile as a dry leaf. Republican Senator Marco Rubio, for example, took a righteous tone against Democrats who dared question Amy Coney Barrett’s brand of Catholicism during her confirmation hearings for
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A QAnon State Of Mind

November 16, 2020
by Caroline Miller
covid-19, Donald Trump, Joe Biden, outcome of the 20202 election, QAnon
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The Biden-Trump election is over but feelings remain high.  Donald Trump diehards believe the President’s defeat will be reversed in the courts. Experts disagree. Even members of his family are urging Trump to concede.  Even so, some of my Facebook friends continue to lay out argu
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America, Of Thee I sing

November 13, 2020
by Caroline Miller
blazing a new trail, Donald Trump, Joe Biden, Steve Bannon, the 2020 presidential election
6 Comments
Like many of my friends, the days following the 2020 election left me in a stupor. Biden’s victory was convincing, but not sweeping.  It shook my belief that Donald Trump was an aberration, a stumble as the nation struggles to find its way in a world of everchanging technology, thr
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175 Years Of Truth

September 25, 2020
by Caroline Miller
Daniel Zuidijs, Donald Trump, double haters, Edward Snowden, Joe Biden, logic and sophistry, Obamacare, Scientific American, the 2020 presidential election, universal health care
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When did hungry people decide half a loaf wasn’t good enough? I’m speaking metaphorically, of course, referring to the “double haters,” that Donald Trump referred to in 2016. These were disillusioned people who looked for a change and didn’t think it was coming fast enough.
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