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Posted by Michael | Jan 30, 2011 | Uncategorized |
I believe that it’s a tough call for the Obama Administration to make about backing North African democracy movements or more accurately, Arab democracy movements. Opposition to authoritarian rule does not necessarily make...
Read MorePosted by Michael | Jan 20, 2011 | Government, Politics, Public Policy |
The US Census Bureau reports that the US population has grown to 308 million people. New Yorkers learned that our congressional delegation will shrink from 29 to 27 Members come 2013. And again, for the third decennial census,...
Read MorePosted by Michael | Jan 18, 2011 | African Americans, Public Policy |
First published in the NY Post (January 18, 2011) YOU have to wonder sometimes about what provokes citywide outrage — and what doesn’t. Last week, Schools Chancellor Cathie Black’s offhand joke about how birth control...
Read MorePosted by Michael | Jan 14, 2011 | Government, Media, Politics, Public Policy |
On Wednesday, January 5, I was a panelist on LIVE Foxnews.com’s online news program discussing the 112th Congress and the ascendency of House Speaker John Boehner. Harris Faulkner hosts the Morning Click. Chris Metzler,...
Read MorePosted by Michael | Jan 13, 2011 | Government, Media, Politics |
Lessons from Tucson The late NY Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan once observed, “In some forty years of government work I have learned one thing for certain. The central conservative truth is that it is culture, not...
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