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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 Special Providence Of A Fallen Sparrow*

January 04, 2021
by Caroline Miller
Ash Wednesday, Carl Sagan, Carter's 1979 speech, dead planets, Frank Drake, Has the U. S. lost faith in democracy?, Jimmy Carter, life on other planets, malaise, Robert Reich, T. S. Elliot
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The  headline read, “The Milky Way is Probably Full of Dead Civilizations.” Given that the planet is undergoing a pandemic, I read on.  Possibly the article contained a warning that the end was nigh. Apparently not. Astronomer Frank Drake came to his conclusion about dead planet
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Time For A Little Truthiness

September 18, 2019
by Caroline Miller
alternative facts, Bill Clinton, Donald Trump, Elizabeth Warren, George F. Will, literary non-fiction, perception is truth reality, Robert Reich, truth in politics
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I sat down to brunch with friends, recently, a long overdue pleasure. As they were friends, they asked how my memoir was progressing. “Oh,” I  replied, the genre isn’t called a memoir anymore.  It’s referred to as “literary nonfiction.” “What’s the difference?” The
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A Time To Roar

November 29, 2016
by Caroline Miller
cloture, Donal Trump, filabuster, Richard Albert, Robert Reich, strategy for swing states, US Supreme Court, voter suppression laws
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Before Donald Trump has been sworn into the presidency, pundits, their past failed prognostications forgotten, are predicting he will be a one-term office holder. (Click)  Meanwhile, Democrats are wringing their hands and emailing to their constituents about their disappointment over
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Profit And The Need For New Paradigms

April 08, 2016
by Caroline Miller
automation, free trade, globalization, new paradigm for wealth distribution, Robert Reich
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A corporation’s imperative is to make a profit.  That imperative is baked into its DNA in the form a contractual agreement between the stockholder and the company.  A company that fails to strive for profits will, in all likelihood, be sued. As crass as making a profit may sound i
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