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A Note from the Chairman Emeritus
Amidst all the despair and uncertainty that gripped the nation following September 11, 2001, there remained a feeling of resolve: resolve to fight terrorism; resolve to defend freedom; resolve to put the tragedy behind us and continue down the more than 200-year old path of democracy.
Today, the greatest threat to our military does not come from armed forces, but, rather, from moral ones.
America’s ability to field and deploy new technology is critical to the Long War.
Our Nation’s first responders still have trouble communicating among themselves.
The Deputy Secretary of Energy discusses the Bush Administration’s Global Nuclear Energy Partnership and how it will keep the Nation – and the world – more secure.
While the Congress acted promptly on Commission recommendations to restructure the Executive Branch, and while we have so far succeeded in preventing any further terrorist attacks in the United States, Congress has done little to reform itself.
The Super Solution to Government Dysfunction
Federal workers in particular need this kind of help, as well. Unfortunately, this is a fact too often ignored by Federal managers, who are restrained by a structure and system that was designed to meet the needs of the past century, not the current one.
The Pentagon Memorial broke ground on June 15th. This was a significant day — a day that marked the beginning of construction of the memorial and gave us a view of the finish line, which will be a ceremony to dedicate the completed memorial in the fall of 2008.
“I am conservative. I believe the free enterprise system can do a better job at most things than the government can. People should learn to be self-reliant; when they are self reliant, they will have self-respect.”
Like Lincoln, President Bush leads a political party in which many candidates are trying to distance themselves from him as the fall elections draw near.
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A Note from the Chairman Emeritus
Amidst all the despair and uncertainty that gripped the nation following September 11, 2001, there remained a feeling of resolve: resolve to fight terrorism; resolve to defend freedom; resolve to put the tragedy behind us and continue down the more than 200-year old path of democracy.
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The Battle Abroad
Today, the greatest threat to our military does not come from armed forces, but, rather, from moral ones.
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A Key to Our Security
America’s ability to field and deploy new technology is critical to the Long War.
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A Challenge that Remains
Our Nation’s first responders still have trouble communicating among themselves.
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Q&A with Clay Sell
The Deputy Secretary of Energy discusses the Bush Administration’s Global Nuclear Energy Partnership and how it will keep the Nation – and the world – more secure.
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Stuck on September 10th
While the Congress acted promptly on Commission recommendations to restructure the Executive Branch, and while we have so far succeeded in preventing any further terrorist attacks in the United States, Congress has done little to reform itself.
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The Super Solution to Government Dysfunction
Federal workers in particular need this kind of help, as well. Unfortunately, this is a fact too often ignored by Federal managers, who are restrained by a structure and system that was designed to meet the needs of the past century, not the current one.
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Never Forget
The Pentagon Memorial broke ground on June 15th. This was a significant day — a day that marked the beginning of construction of the memorial and gave us a view of the finish line, which will be a ceremony to dedicate the completed memorial in the fall of 2008.
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Ripon Profile of Bill Frist
“I am conservative. I believe the free enterprise system can do a better job at most things than the government can. People should learn to be self-reliant; when they are self reliant, they will have self-respect.”
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The Backpage
Like Lincoln, President Bush leads a political party in which many candidates are trying to distance themselves from him as the fall elections draw near.
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