Gerald R. Ford Leadership Forum
by Jeff Polet One particularly irritating feature in American politics is the tendency to confuse surface-level symptoms with underlying causes, a habit especially pronounced in the last eight years. One consequence is that we tend to think if we can just alter one prominent facet (or figure), then somehow the body will be healed. I …
by Kirstin Anderson Birkhaug That there are “forgotten Founders” is a truth universally acknowledged among students of the American Founding. Some of the men who sat for weeks in Independence Hall, laboring over the document that would become the Constitution, are generally unknown among everyday Americans. It does seem strange, however, that among the forgotten …
by Henry T. Edmondson III [Editor’s Note: President Ford, it is well known, was an avid golfer. He played the game as he lived his life: with great personal integrity. Golf not only reveals character, it helps form it. If you want to take the measure of a person all you need to do is …
