Chuck Taylor Budgeting Return to two-year state budgets may come back in style By: Lowman S. Henry Every once in a while an old idea becomes new again. It seems our never-ending quest for things new and original occasionally gives way to a desire for something old and familiar. In clothing for example, the...
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The Oscar goes to By Albert Paschall What happens when you run somebody for political office who stands for something against somebody who stands for nothing? Stands for something usually win. Take the history of the contemporary American presidency. Bush the first versus Clinton is a prime example. Obama versus McCain stands out in...
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President Harry S. Truman was known for his blunt talk. Much of that blunt talk was aimed at Republicans in Congress who were frequently at odds with the man from Missouri. Truman turned the GOP into an election issue, using strident language that earned him the nickname “Give ‘em hell Harry.” Truman declined the...
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Somedays by Albert Paschall Albert Paschall Announces Retirement : Will Step Down From Lincoln Institute in May For Immediate Release 01 February 2011 8 AM / EST lincolnpa@aol.com Albert Paschall the co-founder who now serves as Senior Fellow at the Lincoln Institute of Public Opinion Research, a non-profit educational foundation with offices in Harrisburg and...
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