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The Age Of Unenlightenment

August 25, 2022
by Caroline Miller
"Age of Enlightenment", Christian nationalists, Donald Trump, Harriet Hagman, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Justice Samuel Alito, Liz Cheney, MAGA world, Montesquieu, science and rational minds, the madness of doubling down, the nature of patriotism, Trump's fraud, Trumpists, Voltaire, when lies serve as truth, white nationalists
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According to historians, the Age of Enlightenment dominated western thinking in the 17 and 18th centuries. Coming on the heels of the Scientific Revolution, it valued evidence of the senses, individual liberty, religious tolerance, and a separation between church and state. The major
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The Outer Limits Of Democracy

June 21, 2022
by Caroline Miller
a moral compass, Anthony Perry, Donald Trump, Fox News, gun reform, House select committee on January 6 Insurrection, Liz Cheney, marshmallow experiment, NRA, Republicans/Democrats on gun regulation
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The man had fallen near an electrified rail of a Chicago subway.  Unconscious, he lay convulsing on the bare track. People on the platform above looked down, stunned.  A few whipped out their cell phones to record the incident. One African American, Anthony Perry, age twenty, made a
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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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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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