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For over half a century Robert Byrd served the people of West Virginia in Congress, first in the House of Representatives, then in the United States Senate. He was, in
For over half a century Robert Byrd served the people of West Virginia in Congress, first in the House of Representatives, then in the United States Senate. He was, in
Al Franken has had several careers. He was one of the original writers and cast members of Saturday Night Live in the mid-1970s. In fact, he was with the show
In the mid-1980s one of President Ronald Reagan’s favorite speechwriters was the talented wordsmith Peggy Noonan. She crafted some of Reagan’s most impressive speeches, including the one he delivered on
Hope you had a happy Labor Day Weekend 2021. Labor Day, of course, is the day set aside to honor the contributions of America’s labor force. Most presidential administrations understand
Jennifer Granholm was elected Michigan’s first female governor in 2002, and re-elected, to a second term, four years later. Her work to re-establish Michigan’s recession damaged, Rust Belt economy caught
New York governor, or more precisely, soon-to-be ex governor, Andrew Cuomo has certainly had a rough few weeks. In the face of a scathing report accusing him of sexual misconduct,
In November 1980, after serving just one term as President, Jimmy Carter was voted out of office. The following January he and First Lady Rosalynn Carter moved back to their
A new nationally syndicated radio talk show is debuting this week. Its host is conservative commentator Dan Bongino, who was, for several years, a Secret Service agent who’s assignments included
George Shulz served in various positions under three U.S. presidents — in fact Shultz held four different cabinet-level posts over the years. An economist by training, Shultz came to Washington
Sometimes when I interview celebrities, they are exactly the way I thought they would be. And sometimes, a celebrity would surprise me a little. I was surprised a little by