Posts Tagged ‘The Hill’
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Tips for Trump
Posted on March 6, 2018
I like golf teachers who give you small tips with the swing you have rather than make you learn a whole new approach to the game. President Trump is a golfer...
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Fighting Political Inertia
Posted on February 27, 2018
Behold the power of inertia. The American political system is built to resist change. It is built to protect inertia. In a world of checks and balances, getting anything done...
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The Lessons of Vietnam – Ken Burns
Posted on October 2, 2017
Like many Americans, I watched the latest documentary from Ken Burns that detailed the history of the Vietnam War. Here are the lessons I took away from it: Vietnam was...
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The battle for the GOP
Posted on January 4, 2016
(Originally published on The Hill) On the one hand, you have Paul Ryan and his vision of a government that works better to help people. On the other hand, you...
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Obama’s Immigration Crisis
Posted on July 21, 2014
Originally published on The Hill Incompetence breeds contempt. It’s not easy to alienate black voters, Hispanic voters and conservative white voters all at the same time on the same issue,...
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