Dateline: El Banco, Panama
Weblog: blogcritics.org/writers/dan-miller/
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Dan was graduated from Yale University in 1963 and from the University of Virginia School of Law in 1966. He practiced law in Washington, D.C., retiring in 1996 to sail with his wife in the Caribbean. They settled in a rural area in Panama in 2001. Dan spends most of his time training and riding horses and trying to write a bit. In the interest of full disclosure, he voted in 2008 for Senator McCain and Governor Palin, there being no other viable option.
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Honoring all true patriots, as they go boldly forth to silence evil voices.
President Obama's Cairo speech was full of sound and peacefulness, but signified little.
Venezuela may be trying to show the way to the United States.
El Presidente Chávez of Venezuela is clearly a shining example.
The recent California Decision on homosexual marriage has little to do with homosexual marriage.
Two Second Circuit decisions recently noted in blogs do not suggest that Judge Sotomajor should not be confirmed.
Judge Sotomayor appears to be a viable nominee to the Supreme Court.
Experience as a competent appellate court judge should trump all else in the selection of a Supreme Court justice.
To proclaim moral superiority when the consequence is suicide is not very clever.
Partisan gamesmanship can easily backfire. That is likely to happen in the highly emotional "torture" debates.
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