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Truth, Lies, And The 2nd Coming

December 09, 2021
by Caroline Miller
5th Amendment, Andrew S. Clyde, Co. Earl Matthews, Dr. Anthony Fauci, House select committee, Jan. 6 insurrection, Jeffery Eastman, Josef Mengela, Kamala Harris, Lara Logan, Nancy Pelosi, Steve Bannon, Ted Cruz, the nature of lies, Tom Cotton
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The barriers to truth are many. People’s perceptions vary. They have biases. They ignore evidence, leave out facts, lie to themselves or diminish the importance of facts that give offense.    A writer complimented Kamala Harris on her fashion sense, recently.  By focusing on her
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The Future In A Time When Cookies Don’t Crumble

March 04, 2021
by Caroline Miller
browsing the web, cookies, death of instore shopping, Donald Trump, fashion as statement, Hamlet, Is society improving or degrading?, Kamala Harris, Kristen Bateman, pandemic, personal shoppers, the pace of social change
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A man in his 50s admitted on Facebook he was depressed about the changes he saw barreling down on society like a runaway train. He doubted the alterations were for the better.  As he is a liberal thinker, I supposed he was suffering from Trump fatigue and wondering, as I do, when our
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Style As Message

January 19, 2021
by Caroline Miller
Anna Wintour, Barrack Obama, Coco Chanel, Converse sneakers, Geraldine Ferro, Hillary Clinton, Kamala Harris, Nancy Regan, Ruth Bader Ginsberg, Shirley Chisholm, Sonia Sotomayor, Suffragettes, the 1/2020 cover of Vogue, Theresa May, Vogue, white pants suit, Women's Wear Daily
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While insurrectionists were storming the Capitol in Washington D.C. on January 6, 2021, another skirmish was playing out in publications like Women’s Wear Daily (WWD) and Vogue. The question, if not weighty, was heated.  Why was Kamala Harris, our Vice President-elect, wearing snea
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Tax The Rich? Okay. But How?

February 13, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Bernie Sanders, Democrats, Donald Trump, flat tax, Kamala Harris, Malcom Forbes, Republicans
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An interesting poll came out the other day. (“Poll Watch,” The Week, Feb 8, 2019, pg. 17)  Fifty-five percent of Americans favor receiving a health care plan through Medicare, but only 37% would be willing to raise taxes for it.  Presidential aspirant, Kamala Harris, and Senator
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Closed Primaries: A Good Reason To Preserve Them

June 24, 2016
by Caroline Miller
Barbara Boxer, California 2016 Senate Race, closed primaries, Josh Eidelson, Kamala Harris, Loretta Sanchez, open primaries, Republican/Democrat, Tom Higgins
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I made a comment on Face book the other day about closed primaries.  I don’t understand why people are so exorcised about them. The system isn’t new, having been practiced for decades.  Folks who want to participate in a primary register with the party of their choice and vote.
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