Some people are natural leaders whereas others need to develop leadership qualities and grow into the role. For this latter group it is useful to look at examples of leadership and see what kind can be learned. We’ve had some vivid examples recently courtesy of President Barack Obama and also from the Washington Redskins. The […]
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As I write this, President Barack Obama has just recently concluded his big, televised summit with congressional Republicans and Democrats. The idea was pitched as a way to move forward with health care reform, but both sides had staked out their positions in advance, so it’s no great surprise that nothing really unexpected happened. The
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Sometimes I read articles online that deal with religious issues. When I scan over the reader comments featured below such articles, two things jump out at me. One, some readers are quite hostile to any references to Christianity or religious faith in general, and two, some of the believers who stand up for Christianity need
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Within the past year President Barack Obama gave speeches about a world without nuclear weapons. Iran, some people are arguing, seems intent on going in the other direction, based on their experiments with uranium and other moves on their part. Russia and Germany are encouraging the Iranians to change course. The United States is pushing
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In the last few weeks several prominent Democratic politicians have announced that they will not be seeking re-election. Senator Evan Bayh of Indiana, Representative Patrick Kennedy of Rhode Island, Senator Christopher Dodd of Connecticut, Senator Byron Dorgan of North Dakota, and several others have decided to pursue other options. Why? The simple, though not entirely accurate,
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