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A Very Stable Genius

September 04, 2025
by Caroline Miller
Andy Borowitz, Donald Trump's dementia, High Court at odds with lower courts, King Lear, Shakespeare, The 25thAmendment, The fool's role in Shakespeare, Ways to remove a President
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portrait of Donald Trump
Shakespeare loved his fools. He would put them on stage during the darkest moments of a play. King Lear, raging against his fate amid a storm, had his fool. Today, we are blessed with clowns who make us giggle despite the political cesspool we are living in.  Thank you, Andy Borowitz
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Blind Ego; Willful Ignorance

March 21, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Bill Cosby, chance as part of human destiny, Donald Trump, Harvey Weinstein, King Lear, Les Moonves, tragedy and reflection, what is it to be human?
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Was it madness or was there method in it?  That is a question political historians far into the future will ponder as they assess the conduct of America’s 45th President.  Several months ago, I raised the potential for his madness on a local talk show, comparing Donald Trump’s p
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