About Randall H. Miller
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First, a quick note (from July, 2008) on why I blog:
I write about things that interest me, annoy me, or inspire me. And I usually decide about 5 minutes beforehand what it ’s going to be.
For the record, I don’t feel obligated every time I write something critical of a conservative or liberal to then run out and write something critical of the opposite. Only Fox claims to be “Fair and Balanced.”
I also don’t write/blog to make other people happy (shocking, I know). I do it because I can’t play an instrument and I don’t like sports.
That’s my disclaimer. Now, about me…
Me: Randall H. Miller
Since: May of 1971
Where: Born in Ohio but grew up in North Andover, Massachusetts.
Experience: Was a U.S. Army Officer (2nd Infantry in South Korea, then 82nd Airborne) and Salesman (pharmaceuticals and then high-tech commodities). Wrote and self-published a novel in 2004, The Xpatriot. Even worked a little on the side with a pro-”rasslin’” company at one point.
Currently I’m an educator (adjunct professor), news junky, blogger, and freelance writer. Returned to Massachusetts on December 31st, 2008, after 6 years of living and teaching in the Dominican Republic.
Education: Master of Arts in Diplomacy (concentration in International Terrorism), Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice, both from Norwich University.
Political affiliation: Unenrolled. I started out a registered Democrat in 1989, then jumped to the Republican Party, eventually became a proud Libertarian and, most recently, joined the ranks of the independents – neither betrothed nor beholden.
Hobbies: All things political, movies, music, reading, learning, writing, teaching, relaxing with family and friends, blogging, and more.
Member of the American Political Science Association, the Masonic Lodge (33rd Degree), the American Legion, and Amnesty International.
The words and ideas expressed here are 100% my own and not those of my employers or affiliated organizations.
