Nov 16th, 2008 by Alan Miller in Minnesota, Congress
Norm Coleman has led a charmed life as a politician, partly due to the fact that like a chameleon, he can change colors — or political positions — with incredible facility to adapt to his needs of the moment. The chameleon also features a long tongue covered with a vicous secretion which can be shot […]
Nov 8th, 2008 by Alan Miller in Uncategorized
So much has been written by people such as myself, who remember the days when America would not even have deemed it possible to elect a black President, that I don’t want to clutter the record.
On the other hand, my experiences don’t even belong in the same record as that of blacks who […]
Nov 8th, 2008 by Alan Miller in Minnesota, Congress, Uncategorized
“Politics in Minnesota” has been part of my daily life for years, both for information and the legislative directory. It used to be the product of the combined efforts of Prof. Wy Spano on the left, D.J. Leary, a more moderate centrist, and Sarah Janecek (the current publisher) on the right. Wy and D.J. […]
I had an earache, but when I called the “clinic” which is the designated clinic under my health insurance, I found out that my assigned “doctor” had been defrocked. It seems he was having sex with several patients, and had even managed to give one a sexually transmitted disease. So much for safe sex.
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Nov 8th, 2008 by Alan Miller in Uncategorized
My father just received “an exciting new opportunity” from a leading bank which provides credit cards. 0% for eight months, companion airline certificates, “and much more” — all mailed to my address.
There’s just one problem. My father died 34 years ago, a New York resident, and the last time I checked, he is […]
