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Every few days there is another person named or “floated” in consideration for a Cabinet or a sub-cabinet post. What happens after you receive the call and the invitation to serve? From nominee to Cabinet position The appointment confirmation process is a great illustration of our federal government’s system of checks and balances. Through Senate confirmation hearings, our […]
We asked Jane C to share her experience as a circle leader. Find out why she started a circle, what they are talking about, and why it has been transformational. 1) Tell us a little about yourself and why you started a circle. The Policy Circle has given me hope. I first learned of it […]
Healthcare played a central and arguably unprecedented role in the 2016 presidential election cycle. Repealing and replacing The Affordable Care act, a.k.a. “Obamacare”, was a staple of President-elect Trump’s campaign platform — so what will happen to the controversial healthcare law when Mr. Trump assumes office in January? Two of the Trump administration’s Cabinet appointments this past […]
My family has read this piece together every Thanksgiving dinner for more than 20 years. “And the Fair Land” is an editorial that has appeared in The Wall Street Journal every year at Thanksgiving since 1961. I think it beautifully captures the spirit of how great this country of ours is and how thankful we are for it. Before you dig […]
With Thanksgiving and the winter holidays right around the corner, families prepare to gather around the dinner table to give thanks over food and conversation. But that gives some families pause, especially if you have that relative who always instigates a political debate at the dinner table. Given the recent election, he or she might […]
It was 12:30am. Our 14 year old was still up watching the election results: “I want to stay up because in the next presidential election — I will be able to vote.” It felt like when she learned to ride her bike, or when I waved goodbye as she hopped on the commuter train alone […]