‘Deconstruct’ the Eisenhower memorial committee
Dwight D. Eisenhower was as elementary to our lives as the five-star highways are today. He was a man like Ulysses S. Grant and Lord Nelson, but he did not strive to be. Hear Nelson declaring that...
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If it weren't for the tragedy, we'd enjoy the respite from politics presented by the storm Sandy. Finally, after many months of static cacophony from politicians and media's self-proclaimed pundits,...
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There is an inherent danger to becoming a Washington, D.C., insider.Our nation's capital is the center of power. It attracts people who are drawn to this toxic tonic called power, which can be worse...
View ArticleHolocaust remembrance
When the creation of a Holocaust Museum in Washington, D.C., was first announced, many commented that the idea was strange. Who would come? Why memorialize a tragedy? Is this some form of reparation...
View ArticleFarewell with standing ovation to Mike Laws, editor par excellence
As most honest columnists will tell you, we often look upon editors with a wary eye, always worried that our perfect work will be desecrated by forces from above. Having noted this, it a perfect moment...
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