Randy Forbes: The Hedgehog Concept
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Great companies, or so the fable goes, are led by people who are able to identify a hedgehog concept – a basic principle that guides and unifies all decisions.
Search Results for immigration
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Robert Hurt: Progress in the People’s House
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The 114th Congress began with high expectations as the American people sent an urgent message that they wanted change to get our great nation back on track.
Winners and Losers: Republican Presidential Debate
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Who knew that the folks at FNC could be hard on Republicans? Well, OK, they were hard on Donald Trump, and they don’t seem to think he’s an actual Republican.
Shepherd Bliss: Why I support Bernie Sanders for president
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A major reason that I support Bernie Sanders to be President of the United States is that he voted against the American War on Iraq.
Andy Schmookler: Strike while The Donald is hot!
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Today’s Republican Party is a disgrace like nothing ever seen before at center stage of American politics. From 2001 to 2009, it gave us the most lawless presidency in the history of the nation, and then from 2009 till now, it has given us the most obstructionist opposition party the nation has seen.
Robert Hurt: Sanctuary cities violate the law, endanger public safety
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We are a nation founded on the rule of law. The rule of law centers on the premise that in our democratic republic, the laws of the land reflect the will of the people. The rule of law also requires that it be faithfully applied to everyone – regardless of who they are.
Bob Goodlatte: House takes first step to stop sanctuary cities
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In recent weeks, the House Judiciary Committee has been working to examine the dangerous immigration policies adopted by some state and local governments.
Group: Republicans need bigger share of Latino vote to win in 2016
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A political advocacy group said Friday that the Republican Party presidential nominee in 2016 will need the votes of 47 percent of Latinos nationally to win a majority of the popular vote.
Randy Forbes: How not to build a foreign policy
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Many say to be truly smart on foreign policy, it takes a certain suave thinking – a heady blend of negotiation, policy, and intelligence.
Randy Forbes: The pump house
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The year before I was born, my dad built his first home. It was a labor of love. He was neither an architect nor a gifted carpenter, but he invested more time, energy, and heart into that home than a decade’s worth of experience could buy.
