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Ordinary People And Power

February 06, 2025
by Caroline Miller
AOC, assault on Constitutional safeguards, BRICS, dcline in support for democracy, Donald Trump, Greenland takeover, Insider trading in Congress, martial law, Michael Beckley, Nancy Pelosi, Nvidia, Panama Canal takeover, petrodollar, presidential immunity, Tariff against Spain, tariffs, threats to 2026 election, Trump's malitia, U.S. history in Latin America
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Patriotism is out of favor these days, dropping from 70% support in 2000 to 38% today.  (“The Strange Triumph of a Broken America,” by Michael Beckley, Foreign Affairs, Jan/Feb. 2025, pg. 50.)  Because we choose our leaders in a democracy, the decline says the voters are unhappy
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Tipping Points

August 15, 2024
by Caroline Miller
AMOC, Bi Bi Netanyahu, Biden's rift with Democrats, Brian Kemp, Cat Ladies, changes in Atlantic currents, Climate change, climate tipping point, Donald Trump, Donald Trump's 2024 campaign, Electoral College, frozen water study, J. D. Vance, Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, Nancy Pelosi, Project 2025, Sandra Upson, U. S. more liberal, Ukraine's Russian offensive, women's vote in 2024
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I am one of J. D. Vance’s “cat ladies.” Being childless, I have explored the universe without the need to pack a breast pump. That may be selfish of me, but I am unashamed. After all, I contributed to the well-being of the young as a teacher for many years.  Sadly, I won’t li
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It Isn’t The Economy, Voters!

October 20, 2022
by Caroline Miller
Climate change, Democrat's gambit, Herschel Walker, homo sapiens are a dangerous species, human extinction in 2050, inflation, Nancy Pelosi, plundering earth without a plan, political candidate quality, Republicans stoke fear, the 2022 U. S. Election, the global fog of disconent, Vladimer Putin
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Support for Republicans in the next election is rising because the economy is down, some say.  Even women independents are leaning toward Republicans despite the party’s hostility to female rights and its aim not only to end all abortions but contraception as well. Men may have the
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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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Intimations On American Democracy

November 23, 2021
by Caroline Miller
Biuld Back Better, change and belief systems, Dr. Jean Kim, Eric Pianku, Hamlet, Kevin McCarthy, Marjorie Taylor Green, Mark Twain, Nancy Pelosi, Paul Gosar, physiology and human adaptability, the brain at odds with itself
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Lately, I’ve wondered if the human brain is capable of living up to its democratic ideals. What raised this question was an article I’d read about bone development in a child’s hand.  At the age of three, a youngster is unable to hold a pen because he or she lacks sufficient bo
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When Titans Speak, Should We Listen?

July 08, 2021
by Caroline Miller
Apple, behavioral targeting, Clive Thompson, contextual targeting, DuckDuckGo, Nancy Pelosi, privacy and the tech giants, Tim Cook
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Recently, Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, called Nancy Pelosi to express his objection to the many tech anti-trust bills making their way through the U. S. House. If he hadn’t been serious when he made his comments, it would have been funny: Apple is concerned the current proposals would ha
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Perchance To Dream 8

March 02, 2021
by Caroline Miller
Big Bird, book agents, book rejections, Charon, Donald Trump, Kafka, Nancy Pelosi
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A large book agency has asked to see the first 50 pages of my memoir, “Getting Lost to Find Home.”  I’m not turning cartwheels.  Most agents ask for sample pages as part of the query.  This one required a query before deciding to see more. Call it a baby step forward.  A req
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Light At The End Of The Apocalypse

October 23, 2020
by Caroline Miller
Amy Coney Barrett, Antonin Scalia, Brett Kavanaugh, Greg Stohr, healthcare, Laura Davison, Nancy Pelosi, NOW, QAnon, Roe v Wade, Ruther Bader Ginsberg, Supreme Court appointments
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The 2020 election is probably one of the most strange in American history.  We have a president whom some experts believe is mentally ill and who is so desperate to win reelection, he refuses to disavow support from QAnon,  a cult-like group that believes “deep state” officials
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The Demise Of Advice And Consent?

September 30, 2020
by Caroline Miller
Constitutional Congress 1787, Donald Trump, Dwight Eisenhower, Electoral College, Executive Orders, Nancy Pelosi, PEAD, U. S. Constitution
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The Democrats in Congress are proposing several bills to curb presidential powers and to strengthen the system of checks and balances the Constitution provides. The changes offer increased protection for whistleblowers and agency watchdogs, prohibits a president from receiving payment
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What We All Need Is A Good Broom

September 23, 2020
by Caroline Miller
2020 Presidential election, Donald Trump, Joe Biden, Nancy Pelosi, personal responsibility, Woman in the Dunes
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Call me a masochist, but every morning I open my computer to trawl for news.  Reliably, the headlines capture the worst of times: Joe Biden’s campaign files have been hacked; rattlesnakes bite two Yosemite hikers; west coast fires make the air unbreathable… One columnist expresse
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