Category Archives: Women’s Rights

The United States Women’s Inclusion, Justice, and Security Index of 2020

We summarize the Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace, and Security (GWIPS) 2020 indexing of the status of women by state, in the areas of Inclusion, Justice, and Security.  We then compare this to the new imposition of laws limiting abortion … Continue reading

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My Opinions on Inflation, Political Policies, and Abortion Economics

My Political Opinions on Economics and the Midterm Elections In contrast to my data articles, which I separate, I’m just going to pack my economic political opinions into this one. Although I read, follow, and attend webinars on economics, I … Continue reading

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Will There Be a Civil Separation of the Blue from the Red States?

Will There Be a Civil Separation of the Blue States from the Red States? No way are Blue States going to live the next 30 years under this misogynist, theocratic, far right nominated, two illegitimate, one alleged criminal, Supreme Court. … Continue reading

Posted in 2022 Election, Abortions, Affairs of State, Congress, Constitution, Criminal Justice System, Democracy, Establishment Clause, First Amendment, Freedom to Petition, Gerrymandering, Governors and State Legislatures, Gun Control, Guns, Health Care, Politics, Religion, Supreme Court, Swing States, Women’s Rights | Leave a comment

Natural Abortion and Miscarriage Data, and Elective Abortions and Adoptions

Natural Abortion and Miscarriage Data, and Elective Abortions and Adoptions. The subject of abortions has many philosophical, religious, physiological, health care, equity, life planning, and family economical aspects, apart from the judicial rules created by the Federalist Society choices for … Continue reading

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The Three Trump Supremes: The Wrong Justices for the Ripe Times

The Three Trump Supremes:  The Wrong Justices for the Ripe Times We haven’t seen enough cases to see the emergence of the Trump Era on the Supreme Court caused by his highly biased choice of conservative and religious justices, but … Continue reading

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Democracy Ratings for the US and Countries in the News from the V-Dem Institute

We show graphs over time of the US and countries in the news, for five categories.  The ratings go from 1900 through 2018, unless only fewer years are available.  The source of the ratings is the V-Dem Institute at V-dem.net. … Continue reading

Posted in Affairs of State, Democracy Ratings, Economies, Education, Equal Treatment Under the Law, Equality of Opportunity Project, Freedom of Speech, Freedom of the Press, Freedom to Assemble, Freedom to Petition, Freedoms, Immigration Policy, Iran, Middle East, North Korea, Politics, Religion, Secrecy, Syria, Turkey, United Nations, Voting Rights, Women’s Rights | Leave a comment

The Club of Rome World Projections to the Year 2050

“Transformation is feasible”.  “How to Achieve the Sustainable Development Goals Within Planetary Boundaries.” A Report to the Club of Rome from the Stockholm Resilience Center and the BI Norwegian Business School.  They use a model with many development factors to … Continue reading

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The Bart of Vengeance Reigns Supreme

The Bart of Vengeance Reigns Supreme According to Senator Collins, Judge Kavanaugh has been “exemplary in all things”, apparently, except when he had to appear before the Judiciary Committee in a job interview for the highest judicial job in the … Continue reading

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