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Dan Miller
Dan Miller graduated from Yale University in 1963 and from the University of Virginia School of Law in 1966. He lives in a rural area in Panama.
Iran and Venezuela: A Dangerous Alliance
The United States should discourage her enemies and encourage her friends.
A Sensible Approach to Piracy on the High Seas
With pirate season about to restart, here is what the United States should do about it.
From Panama, a Different Perspective on Health Care
A non-litigious, self-deterministic culture fuels the success of Panama's health care system.
Obama Sanctions Hondurans, Consoles Zelaya, and Props Up Chavez
Appallingly, Obama is withholding aid to Honduras while Hillary Clinton gives assurances to ousted would-be dictator Manuel Zelaya.
They Won’t Pull the Plug on Grandma — There Won’t Be a Plug To Pull
It's time for President Obama to be honest about what's actually possible to accomplish with health care reform.
Fear, the True Philosopher’s Stone, Will Save Us All
Behold, it is cap and trade — the salvation of mankind.
Chavez Flails at Home and Abroad
As the troubles and pressures mount, the Venezuelan leader is more unpredictable and contradictory than ever.
In the U.S. or Elsewhere, Leave No Corruption Unchallenged
It is folly to ignore malignancies in the body politic.
‘Yes, We Can’ Still Help Honduras
Obama still has time to recant his earlier support for Zelaya, but civil war is coming if he does not act fast. (Also see PJTV's special report from Honduras here.)
Obama Owes Honduras the Audacity of ‘Nope’
With Zelaya fomenting violence and Chavez looking weak, now is the time for Obama to support the Hondurans.
