Zickar, Lou
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by LOU ZICKAR
“There are some things you don’t want to be right about.” That was Mac Thornberry’s response when he was asked following the 9/11 terrorist attacks how it felt to have introduced a bill to establish a Homeland Security Agency six months before…
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by LOU ZICKAR
The Ripon Forum examines ways to modernize the energy policy of the U.S. and provides astatus report on the fight agains COVID-19
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by LOU ZICKAR
The Ripon Society has long believed that America works best when Americans work together. With a global pandemic paralyzing our country and the world, we decided to publish a Special Edition focused on those Americans who are doing just that.
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by LOU ZICKAR
The Ripon Forum examines America’s economic rebound & why it’s a story every Republican should tell.
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by LOU ZICKAR
To mark the 30-year anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall, this edition of the Ripon Forum not only looks back at this historic event, but examines the state of democracy around the world today.
The Fury of an Aroused Democracy and the False Furies of Today
by LOU ZICKAR
Instead of the fury of an aroused democracy, what the world sees today in America is a country consumed by false furies.
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by LOU ZICKAR
This edition of the Forum is a small tribute to the men and women who put their lives on the line in defense of our freedom, and thanking those heroes this Veterans Day.
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by LOU ZICKAR
In this edition of The Ripon Forum, we take a look at the state of our national political discourse, and why facts matter now more than ever.
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by LOU ZICKAR
The Ripon Forum commemorates the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon landing with essays by some of the leading experts on space policy today, and a conversation with historian Douglas Brinkley about his new bestselling book.
Eisenhower’s Unheralded Legacy in Space
by LOU ZICKAR
While JFK is rightly credited with kick-starting the space program with his bold challenge to land a man on the Moon, it was Eisenhower who started the space program and got things off the ground.
