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Ageism, The Acceptable Prejudice*

April 26, 2022
by Caroline Miller
Abraham Lincoln, Ageism in the U. S., Bill Maher, Diane Feinstein, Joe Biden, Krysten Sinema
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  Joe Biden and Diane Feinstein are being attacked in the media because they are old. Critics question their fitness to hold office.  As both are in the last decades of their lives, no doubt they’ve slowed down.  If they were attempting to run a triathlon, that might matter.
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Fables That Shape Our Democracy

February 08, 2022
by Caroline Miller
Adam Kinzinger, Aesop's fables, Donald Trump, Dr. Anthony Fauci, J. F. Kennedy, Joe Manchin, Judge Stephan Bryer, Krysten Sinema, learning to accept truth rather than fables, Liz Cheney, manipulative language, the citizen's duty to democracy, The Four Oxen
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A columnist wrote recently that anti-vaxxers who fall victim to the Covid virus shouldn’t be admitted to hospitals. Facing death, he said, was too late to embrace medical science.  His statement contains an “either/or” proposition. Either a person takes the vaccine or forgoes t
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Life Is No Poem

February 03, 2022
by Caroline Miller
Andrew Clyde, anti maskers, Covid pandemic, covid-19, Doug Ducey, Dpnald Trump, Janet Yellen, Joe Biden, Krysten Sinema, Marjorie Taylor Greene, masks in schools, Robert Reich, Ron Johnson, Rudyard Kipling, the Poem IF, voting rights
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  Rudyard Kipling’s poem “If” lists the attributes of a rational human being. Paramount is to keep your head when all about you are losing theirs…  That’s a tall order these days.  Robert Reich, famed economist and liberal commentator, lost his head recently. Furious
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The Fig Leaf Of Civility

February 01, 2022
by Caroline Miller
anti maskers, Joe Manchin, Justice Neil Gorsuch, Justice Sonia Sotomayor, Krysten Sinema, quest fairytales, Senator Bernie Sanders, Senator Chuick Schumer, Sherlock Holmes, the filibuster, The Twelve Dancing Princesses, voting rights legislation
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Many fairytales are quest stories in which the hero must accomplish a task before he wins the princess’s hand. The Twelve Dancing Princesses is my favorite.  Joe Manchin sent his Democratic colleagues on a quest to gain bi-partisan support for two voting rights bills he support
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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
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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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