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My New Book – The End Of Authority: How A Loss Of Legitimacy And Broken Trust Are Endangering Our Future
Consider the state of the world today: in Washington, the Democratic and Republican parties finally agreed on a deal to raise the debt ceiling after Tea Party Republicans held the country hostage over their wild goose chase to defund ObamaCare,…
A centrist Democrat’s view of the inauguration
The tone of the upcoming presidential inauguration is a far cry from the last. When President Obama was first inaugurated, we got uplifting rhetoric and the promise of hope and change that was proven, at best, to have been only…
Hit the ‘Reset’ Button, Mr. President
By Fred Gedrich and Lt. Gen. Tom McInerney (ret.)
The International Olympic Committee’s rejection of Chicago’s bid to host the 2016 Olympic Games is a sober reminder of President Obama’s personal diplomacy limitations. His shocking defeat in Copenhagen will pale…