A Bold PlanA weekly blog on America's biggest problems and nonpartisan solutions to solve them.
The way I see it, there are two primary responsibilities of an American citizen. The first is to be educated about the issues and the candidates and the second is to vote. We are 3 weeks away from one of the most consequential elections in American history, and I want to share with you my…
I watched the key speeches at the recent Democratic Convention. They were delivered by well-organized, animated speakers and everyone stayed on-message. But something was missing
79 years after Hiroshima, over 12,000 nuclear warheads are far more powerful than in 1945. With the Doomsday Clock at 90 seconds to midnight, it’s crucial to address the nuclear threat and reduce arsenals.
Presidents Lincoln, Garfield, McKinley and John F. Kennedy were assassinated. Teddy Roosevelt, Ronald Reagan and now Donald Trump were shot but not killed.
Millions of Americans will watch the debate on Thursday, June 27 between former President Donald Trump and current President Joseph Biden. How do you know who won if you haven’t kept score?
A major problem that we have as a nation is our inability to deal with the big issues. Our leadership has failed us by not confronting critical challenges like climate change; our $34 trillion national debt
A good friend once said to me, “If you put a bunch of smart people in a room with all the facts up on a board, 90% of the time they will come up with the same solutions
While sportscasters like to review the “10 Plays of the Day,” historians like to rate Presidents. In 2021, C-SPAN had 142 observers of the Presidency rank the U.S. Presidents.
As we head into the heart of the 2024 campaign, I believe that these are five of the top campaign issues that should be discussed.
I am a concerned citizen. I love the United States, and it tears me apart to see the decline of our country.
This is where you can learn more about America’s biggest challenges, wherever you consume online content. Please help educate others by sharing what you learned. A quote attributed to Margaret Mead says, “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has.”
The importance of an informed citizenship has never been higher than in today’s environment of misinformation. In this book, I’ve broken down America’s 14 biggest problems and provided nonpartisan, fact-based solutions on how we can solve them.
