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One True Thing About Democracy

February 16, 2023
by Caroline Miller
America's promise of equality, Andre Tate, Are tyrants capable of remorse?, Are tyrants fools?, creativity and mischief, devastation in Ukraine, hate on the internet, John Kerr, John Locke, lyrics to You've got to be taught, Pew research on teens and the media, psychopaths prevelant in society, ridding Ukraine of Nazis, South Pacific, study of the 2020 election, The nature of humans, the two innate fears, Thoimas Hobbes, U. S. Constitution, Vladimir Putin, war as a game
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Many artists have recorded the song “You’ve Got to be Taught” from the musical South Pacific. Barbara Streisand is among them. It’s a song about hate. Actor John Kerr in the original film version explains. ”It happens after you’re born.” The philosopher John Locke would
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Originalist Sin

October 21, 2020
by Caroline Miller
Amy Coney Barrett, Donald Trump, Founding Fathers, how originalist interpret the U. S. Constitution, James Madison, slave owning states, The Appointment Clause, U. S. Constitution
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If  Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas adheres to his belief in originalism, meaning the  U. S. Constitution must be interpreted according to the intentions of the founding fathers, then to be consistent, he should resign from his high office. At the time the document was signed,
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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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American Exceptionalism

February 27, 2014
by Caroline Miller
"Dissolve Congress", Jean-Philllipe Immarigeon, National Defense Authorization Act, Statue of Liberty, U. S. Constitution, Will Rogers
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Beleagered Statue of Liberty
As our Constitution was written in the age of lamplights and sailing ships, Jean-Phillipe Immarigeon, a Frenchman, proposes that we Americans rid ourselves of government gridlock by rewriting our revered document, recognizing that it was created centuries ago by men who wore wigs. (
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