Draw The Line At Ingesting Toxins
Michael A. Miller November 7, 2017
In November 1968, the government of Nassau County invited the local media to Eisenhower Park to show off another money and
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After 100 Years, Party’s Over For Nassau G.O.P.
Michael A. Miller October 13, 2017
With unprecedented public squabbling and defections and rebellions, 2017 is truly the year we all understood that there is no longer
Don’t Just Hide The Statues, Learn From Them
Anton Media Staff September 9, 2017
“By the end of 1862…both sides openly and fervently acknowledged that the Civil War was about the maintenance of slavery and
Push Governments Into This Century
Michael A. Miller August 5, 2017
I can get on a laptop or any handheld device and order anything from hundreds of menus to be picked up
Want Reform And Change? Do It Yourself
Michael A. Miller July 5, 2017
“Courage is resistance to fear, mastery of fear, not absence of fear,” wrote Mark Twain. One of the critical questions those
The Fading Legislative Tradition
Michael A. Miller June 11, 2017
Delusional thinking is always present in totalitarian states. Hannah Arendt wrote that when democratic institutions collapse, it is “easier to accept
Nassau Voters Owed Real Ideas
Michael A. Miller May 6, 2017
Heading into the 1961-1962 school year, there were still 20 Nassau County school districts that did not have their own superintendent
Reclaim Highways, Reclaim Our Future?
Michael A. Miller April 8, 2017
The Sheridan Expressway in the Bronx was one of the last of the urban expressways undertaken by Robert Moses, Long Island
New Voters, New Nassau
Michael A. Miller March 5, 2017
Where were you on January 1, 2000? It’s a nice round date. The year started with a different numeral. For the
Long Island And The Last Mile
Michael A. Miller January 6, 2017
If you tracked some of those Amazon.com packages during this holiday season, you may have noticed that some of them came
Pulled Threads Will Test Americans
Michael A. Miller December 9, 2016
Politicians and pundits are usually the last people to recognize inevitable change. We speak of these things today, and then we
Is Long Island’s Future Built On Sand?
Michael A. Miller November 11, 2016
Modern civilization, like Long Island, is built on sand and gravel. Humans use sand more than any other mineral. Sand formed
We Shouldn’t Have To Worry About Vote Integrity
Michael A. Miller September 10, 2016
When he’s right, he’s right. Even if it was for the wrong reasons and slathered with the most despicable motivations, Trump
What Is Fascism?
Michael A. Miller August 18, 2016
Slowly, over the last year, it’s become okay to use the “F-word” in public discussion again. Former presidential candidates, newspaper columnists
Long Island Can Be Made Tough
Michael A. Miller July 10, 2016
Resilience is the ability to recover quickly from misfortune, to spring back into shape, to demonstrate toughness. Especially since Hurricane Sandy
Americans Are Better Than This
Michael A. Miller June 6, 2016
“We’re talking about ruthless things tonight. Carpet bombing, toughness, war, and people wonder, could you do that? Could you order airstrikes
Claim A Place Of Tech Landscape For Long Island
Michael A. Miller May 3, 2016
Salisbury, NC, (it’s pronounced SAWLZ-ber-ee) is a happening little city of 33,000 people, with an arts district and outdoor concerts downtown.
Random Political Thoughts
Michael A. Miller April 13, 2016
1. After hundreds of millions of dollars have been spent and everything else, both the Democrats and Republicans are on track
Pension Forfeiture May Not Satisfy
Michael A. Miller March 7, 2016
Last year’s near-simultaneous felony convictions of New York’s Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver and Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos have understandably focused
Right Or Wrong, Rankin Was The Real Thing
Michael A. Miller February 22, 2016
“If I had my life to live over, I would do it all again, but this time I would be nastier.”
