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Tag Archives: Obama
From 11/15/2012 — Obama and Sorkin
I am an Aaron Sorkin fan. I particularly like his two dramas focused on the American Presidency. One, The American President, features Michael Douglas as President Andrew Shepherd. The other, The West Wing, features Martin Sheen as President Josiah Bartlet. Both men … Continue reading
From November 2012 — Hypocrisy (Time for change at the Boy Scouts)
When he was six years old, Ryan Andersen joined the Boy Scouts. When he was 17 years old, he completed the final project necessary to attain the rank of Eagle Scout. He constructed a 288-tile “Wall of Tolerance” for a … Continue reading
From 2012 — Colorado (my blog following the Aurora shootings)
Many of us have spent a lot of this weekend trying to make sense of madness. We now live in a world that includes the reality that a night at the movies can explode in gunfire, just as we learned … Continue reading
Obama and King: Thoughts for Today and Tomorrow
Today, all across the country, we observe a holiday in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. In our schools, children are introduced to, or reminded of, his life. Inevitably, radios play the words of his “I Have a Dream” … Continue reading