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GINGRICH: Presidents Trump, Jefferson, Lincoln and FDR

April 4, 2025 Newt Gingrich

Most of today’s so-called experts totally misunderstand President Donald J. Trump’s daily activities. They fail to think about long strategic patterns and lack the historical knowledge to contextualize his behavior. Trump is rapidly growing a […]

TUCKER: Quadrennial reflections

January 31, 2025 Garland S. Tucker III

American presidential elections come up every four years with monotonous regularity. It’s an integral part of our constitutional republic. Despite times of war, peace, economic turbulence, euphoric prosperity or whatever, we faithfully elect (or reelect) […]

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TUCKER: The lost art of saying “no”

September 25, 2019 Garland Tucker

In March 1929, outgoing President Calvin Coolidge offered some sage advice to his successor Herbert Hoover. On the drive from the White House to the Capitol, the typically dour Coolidge noted wryly, “As president, you […]

Grover Cleveland

GINGRICH: Presidents Trump, Jefferson, Lincoln and FDR

TUCKER: Quadrennial reflections

TUCKER: The lost art of saying “no”

House Bill 889 would freeze reappraisals for one year
Property tax moratorium heads to House

House Bill 889 would freeze reappraisals for one year