Political Judgement Is Not Science- It’s About People
My last column, which began the New Year, was aptly titled by The Daily Record “Let Us Resolve to Find the…
Category: Political Choices
Selecting The Best Leaders For The Millenium
As New Years Day 2008 approaches, I will pause form my series of columns on recruiting, selecting, appointing and electing…
Imus deserved to go and so does double standard
At the risk of being penalized, in football parlance, for editorially “Piling On”, this column will comment on Imus, Jesse…
The Maryland General Assembly has just completed its work
The Maryland General Assembly has just completed its work (or has it?). In light of the General Assembly’s adjournment without…
Rejecting the intense destructive ideological and party partisanship
In my last few columns, I opined that, in choosing our leaders in the next election, selecting candidates who articulate…
How Do We Spot Leaders
In my last column, I left open the question of “how do we spot leaders who are prepared to commit…
Expanding Last Year’s New Year’s Resolutions
As the New Year approaches, I continue my series of Holiday reflection reiterating and expanding last year’s New Year’s Resolutions….
The Primaries are over in Maryland
The primaries are over in Maryland. There was a time in the not too distant past when that meant that,…
Who’s winning, who’s losing
With the election over, the headlines and the stories that follow them turn from charge and countercharge, who’s winning, who’s…