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Executive Order 13672

July 06, 2020
by Caroline Miller
Barrack Obama, Bill Clinton, Daniel Radcliffe, Emilia Decaudin, Executive Order 13672, female infanticide, Gender Heretic, J. K. Rowling, Richard Nixon, The New York Democratic Leadership Council, third sex, transgenders, wife sharing, WOLF
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The Harry Potter gang has had a falling out over the definition of woman. Daniel Radcliffe one of the stars of the famous Hogwarts series says a transgender woman is a woman.  His creator, so to speak, J. K Rowling thinks otherwise. “If sex isn’t real, there’s no same-sex attra
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Crime And Conscience

February 24, 2020
by Caroline Miller
Ben Holland, Congressional powers, Donald Trump, John Kennedy, John Mitchell, Laura Davison, presidential powers, Richard Nixon, Robert Kennedy, role of the U. S. Attorney General, Watergate
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The latest round of scandals involving the President and the Attorney General is another body blow to our democracy. True, we’ve seen cozy relationships between a President and the Department of Justice before: John Kennedy appointed his brother, Robert Kennedy as U. S. Attorney Gen
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Modern Monetary Theory 101

April 10, 2019
by Caroline Miller
A Beginner's Guide to MMT, Federal Reserve Bank, fiat money, Modern Monetary Theory, Peter Coy, Richard Nixon, taxes and inflation, the gold standard, unlimited government spending
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In a February blog, I mentioned an economic idea beloved by the far left called Modern Monetary Theory. (MMT)  It posits that  a  country with its own currency needn’t worry about accumulating debt because it can print money to pay off its interest.  Sounding too good to be true
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Surviving The 45th President

March 12, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Donald Trump, hate groups in America, Richard Nixon, the 45th President of the U. S., The Southern Poverty Law Center, The Southern Poverty Law report on hatred
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I know what it’s like to slam my finger in a car door.  The pain is intense.  Yet, at the same time, I curse myself for being stupid. That’s how I feel whenever I watch the 45TH American president on television.  I suffer when he lies; I curse the embarrassment we’ve heaped u
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Ocasio-Cortez: A Star Is Born

February 25, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Al Franken, Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez, Articles of Impeachment, Bill Clinton, high crimes and misdemeanors, Richard Nixon
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 No doubt about it, a star is born.  Recently, during a Congressional hearing, Representative Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez “played a game,” with leaders of agencies that serve as government watchdogs.  Common Cause was among them.  The topic was about elected officials and the numb
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Hail To The Chief

January 11, 2017
by Caroline Miller
Donald Trump, He's Making A List, Omaarosa Manigualt, Richard Nixon, Rick Perlstein, the US Presidency and mental illness, Watergate, William Binney
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Writer Rick Perlstein draws some frightening comparisons between Richard Nixon and Donald trump, but concludes that of the two, Nixon, because he was an introspective man, set limits on his immorality.  (He’s Making a List,” by Rick Perlstein, New Republic, Jan/Fe, 2017 pgs. 18-1
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To Debate Or Not To Debate, That Is The Question

September 26, 2016
by Caroline Miller
Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, John F. Kennedy, presidential debates, Richard Nixon
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I took up fencing as my sport in college.  Over time I learned to be quick, meaning my movements were subtle enough to fool my opponent.  While I performed well with fencers who were at or above my skill level, I fared miserably among those of few skills, those who imaged a sword wa
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A Seat Beside Johnny Carson

August 21, 2015
by Caroline Miller
Ben Schwartz, CIA, Dave Chapelle, Johnny Carsoon, Margaret Thatcher, Richard Nixon, satire, Satirirzed for Your Consumption, turning the tables on satirists
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“All the world’s a stage,” Shakespeare wrote and with the advent of social media, his words couldn’t be truer. So many comedians exist on the internet that late night television shows have hired as writers some of Twitter’s leading lights. (“Satirized for Your Consumption,
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