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The Shadow Knows

January 12, 2023
by Caroline Miller
Bill Clinton, causes of the Ukranian war, China's Belt and Road initiative, Climate change, detante, District of Columbia v. Heller, Graham Fuller, gun control, humanity's future, Jaime Raskin, Jihadism, John Mearsheimer, Majorie Taylor Green, Masada, New York gun contgrol laws, nihilism, Rishi Sunak, The Second Amendment and gun rightsn, U. S. Supreme Court, Ukraine's war, Vldimir Putin
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During the winter holidays, Britain’s Prime Mister, Rishi Sunak took a photo-op when he decided to serve breakfast at a homeless shelter. Sunak, reported to be worth  $800 million, made a stab at being chummy as he handed a plate of eggs and sausages to a stranger standing on the o
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Taming The Judgeocracy

November 30, 2021
by Caroline Miller
Chief Justice John Marshall, Chinese quotas, Donald Trump, Executive Order 14023, Joe Biden, Judicial Review, Marbury v. Madison, Muslim ban, Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, the shadow docket, U. S. Supreme Court
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Donald Trump’s presidency taught us the strength of our institutions depends upon our goodwill.  They work because we want them to.   If we doubted the integrity of the ballot box and our judicial system, for example, we’d condemn ourselves to second-guessing every outcome.  I
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Rule That Should Be Broken

June 10, 2021
by Caroline Miller
Christopher Price, Electoral College, gerrymandering, the death penalty, the filibuster, Triumph era executions, U. S. Supreme Court, voter suppression laws
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A man on Alabama’s death row had his sentence on appeal to the U. S. Supreme Court  during the final weeks of the Trump administration. The case was complicated so his request for a stay of execution reached the High Court just days before Christopher Price was to die by lethal inj
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The Enemy Within

December 16, 2020
by Caroline Miller
Donald Trump's frivolous lawsuits, Oliver Hazard Perry, Pogo, space aliens, the Purcell principle, the rule of law, U. S. Supreme Court, Walt Kelly, War of 1812
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Shakespeare created many memorable phrases like, “to thine own self be true,” or “it follows as the night the day”– so many that I am hard-pressed to avoid the Bard from time to time. Yet there is one expression I couldn’t do without, particularly during the waning mon
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Light Reading On Court Stripping

November 06, 2020
by Caroline Miller
Amy Coney Barrett, checks and balances between government branches, court stripping, David Yaffe-Bellany, John Roberts, Maybury vs. Madison, Roe vs. Wade, Ruth Bader Ginsberg, U. S. Supreme Court, U.S. Constituion
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Donald Trump’s Reign of Error has left some positive residue. It got people to vote in large numbers, and it also got them to consider the meaning of “checks and balances” with reference to the U. S. Constitution. Congress, particularly the Senate, hasn’t provided much of a ci
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May The Force Be With Us

July 20, 2020
by Caroline Miller
Aristotle, covid-19, Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, obscenity, quantum physics, strong force, The First Amendment, U. S. Supreme Court, weak force
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While browsing through the internet the other day, I learned about an exciting new discovery in quantum physics.  Scientists have learned that some quantum particles adhere to one another, not by electromagnetism, as we supposed, but by something called the strong force. I will ventu
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The Short Circuit Court

March 18, 2020
by Caroline Miller
John Adams, Justice Sonia Sotomayor, Justice Sotomayor's dissent 2/21/2020, overuse of emergency appeals at the U. S. Supreme Court, U. S. Supreme Court
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Because the U. S. Supreme Court has a 5-4 divide between conservative and progressive jurists, the country is holding its breath as the highest court prepares to weigh in on the abortion issue. Whatever they decide, the ruling is likely to send a shock wave across the country. Their d
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Abortion Rights — The Coming Firestorm

May 27, 2019
by Caroline Miller
abortion rights, pro-Choice, pro-life, religious precepts and abortion rights, society depends on the consent of the governed, U. S. Supreme Court, when does life begin?
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When does life begin?  That’s the question roiling the abortion debate, and one which society must decide.  Unfortunately, the  decision will be arbitrary, with no more science behind it than the one ascribed to setting the voting age.  Arguably, life thrives in
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A Level Playing Field

September 07, 2018
by Caroline Miller
abortion, abortion clinics, Back to Life, fertility phone aps, Mother Theresa, Nina Liss-Schulz, rise in abortion clinic demonstrations, Roe v Wade, U. S. Supreme Court
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I may have been born before my time, but  at 82, I’m not too old to rejoice in the recent development of  fertility phone aps.   How wonderful that a young woman can have at her fingertips a device to help her decide when and if she wants to become pregnant.  Or, how to avoid p
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Donald Trump’s Sleight Of Hand To Pervert American Justice

May 03, 2018
by Caroline Miller
administrative law judges, Donald Trump, Greg Stohr, Margaret Newkirk, Security and Exchange Commission, Trump's War on DeepState Judges, U. S. Supreme Court
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President Donald Trump will probably appoint a Supreme Court Justice during his presidency.  That appointment will tilt the current balance between liberal and conservative justices on that bench.  His choice will be of great concern and keep journalists up to their elbows in ink fo
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