Analysis & Opinion on the American Experiment

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It sounds naive to hope Gen Y voters will show up in 2018 to claim their power as a third of the American electorate. Gen X is the next largest group of non-voters who need to get off their dead asses but historically won’t. Both generations have the most to […]

Voting is Dope

This entry was tagged Generational Transition Governing Majority Renaissance Voting and posted on July 15, 2017 by Jason Everett Miller

It is far past time we defined where we are heading as a nation. What will the America we build together look like? Because make no mistake, good or bad, we’ll build that future together. Just like we built our current crazy (sur)reality together. Through a myriad of actions, mostly in […]

Hitting Rock Bottom

This entry was tagged Generational Transition Governing Majority Renaissance Voting and posted on May 29, 2017 by Jason Everett Miller

Forty years of ignoring our basic duty as citizens led directly to the twin disasters we’re seeing in the White House and Congress. Toss in the ongoing legislative tragedies in many local and state governments and America faces a crisis of massive proportions. The Grassroots is coming alive in a […]

Igniting the Grassroots

This entry was tagged 2018 Primary Elections Grassroots US House US Senate Voting and posted on February 20, 2017 by Jason Everett Miller

At no time in human history has the average person had more access to information than they do today, yet we remain as aggressively ignorant as our most benighted and oppressed ancestors. The thing I find most tragic about the situation in America is how far we have fallen from […]

Too Much Information

This entry was tagged 2016 Presidential Election Governing Majority Grassroots Voting and posted on February 14, 2016 by Jason Everett Miller

I’ve been watching a new show called The Last Ship where an Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyer boasts the last effective force to fight and cure a global epidemic that killed off the majority of the Earth’s population. When USS Nathan James comes under attack, alarms blare and the officer of the deck barks […]

All Hands On Deck

This entry was tagged Congress Democratic Party Progressive Majority Republican Party Veterans and posted on September 4, 2015 by Jason Everett Miller

For nearly a decade, Stephen Colbert pulled off a piece of political theater unmatched in entertainment history. Unless Donald Trump is a Trojan Horse candidate like none we’ve ever seen in the republican party. What if The Donald made the strategic calculation that giving voice to the republican party’s greatest fears would […]

The Trump Report

This entry was tagged 2016 Presidential Election Colbert Oprah Primary Elections Republican Party Trump and posted on August 22, 2015 by Jason Everett Miller

The person I feel most sorry for this election season is Hillary Clinton. Yet again, a relative unknown on the national stage has emerged from her perceived left to capture the hearts and imagination of an American public hungry for authenticity. Claiming to be an able administrator of the Empire can’t create […]

Bernie for President

This entry was tagged 2016 Presidential Election Bernie Democratic Primary Hillary Clinton Progressive and posted on August 18, 2015 by Jason Everett Miller

Across Lafayette Square from the White House sits St. John’s Episcopal Church. Long known as The President’s Church, this one building perfectly illustrates our relationship with Christianity in America. Given our penchant for poverty and prisons, it seems an odd choice of religious touchstones, but I’m a fan of cognitive dissonance as much […]

Religion & Politics

This entry was tagged Constitution Religion and posted on June 2, 2015 by Jason Everett Miller