Republicans and Democrats as Sunnis and Shiites
A mentor of mine once explained to me his theory of what kinds of people get involved in politics in…
A mentor of mine once explained to me his theory of what kinds of people get involved in politics in…
The Congress of the United States is on a “Break” while the federal government faces the possibility of a “shutdown”…
Headlines, blurbs, and pundits sometimes create issues and atmospherics intentionally and sometimes inadvertently. Notice a few recent headlines and articles in…
I adopted the state of Maryland and made my home in Prince George’s County in the Spring of 1970 when…
In 1953, Bernard Baruch, a financier and Advisor to Presidents Woodrow Wilson, Franklin D. Roosevelt and Harry S. Truman made…
Norman Solovoy, the Chair of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Practice Group at McLaughlin and Stern, LLP in New York has…
A few weeks ago, John Casteen III, the President of the University of Virginia, (Total Disclosure –My Alma Mater) addressed…
The month of June 2010 brings with it for many of us events that will create a lasting memory and…
“The Economist” magazine, a British based publication, comments on U.S. economics and politics at their intersection from an international perspective reflecting…
My last column ended by asking, “What are the big issues?” and “more importantly ….how should they be framed?” One…