2008 Not 1968
“The Economist” magazine, a British based publication, comments on U.S. economics and politics at their intersection from an international perspective reflecting…
“The Economist” magazine, a British based publication, comments on U.S. economics and politics at their intersection from an international perspective reflecting…
Well, not withstanding almost unanimous editorial endorsements, the leadership of Maryland Attorney General Douglas F. Gansler, the high profile visit…
As different worlds collide in our state and country, indeed in the world, I keep thinking of what I consider…
Last week we witnessed the inauguration of a new president and with him “a new era of responsibility.” A few years…
The improved economic outlook that I hoped for in my last column clearly has not come and in fact is…
The events of the past two weeks have exposed to an even greater extent than before how the manner in…
As I write this column, the Congress of the United States in its hopefully tentative lack of collective wisdom (at…
The Editor of the Daily Record assigned the headline to my last column of “If it ever was, Reaganomics is no…
Columnist Robert J. Samuelson recently described as one of our “fondest political myths” that elections allow us to collectively settle…
In my May 2, 2008 Column, I ended my commentary on “Decision-making Style Makes and Breaks Presidents” by suggesting that…