As the NATO Summit rolls into Chicago, I realize how much my life has changed – how much the world has changed – and how far we still must go to achieve a more peaceful planet.
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May
20
2012
20
2012
Nov
11
2011
11
2011
More Than 20 Million Served – Salute to Veterans
Not every veteran is a war hero. Some merely “showed up.” But without every one of our veterans “showing up,” where would we be?
Feb
4
2011
4
2011
Egypt – A Case Against Haste
Should we push for a swift resolution to President Mubarak’s crisis in Egypt? Consider what recent history teaches us about acting too soon when governments face upheaval. Consider the context in today’s Middle East. Then choose wisely.
Nov
24
2010
24
2010
Gratitude & Gettysburg
Ironic, but true – A quick peek at history reveals that the Thanksgiving holiday is deeply linked to war. With our nation engaged in its longest war ever, what can this holiday teach us about freedom – and the struggle to overcome oppression?
Aug
19
2010
19
2010
Independence Day – Afghan Style
Americans may be surprised to learn that Afghans have long celebrated their own Independence Day. I honor their resolve – but wonder how and when they’ll truly live “free”?
Nov
10
2009
10
2009
Veterans – Honoring the Call of Duty
One soldier’s view on Veteran’s Day. Why U.S. military service matters in war or peace. And how you can help today.
