Move the Line
Mark KennedyLeadership is rarely about standing apart. It's about stepping into the struggle, joining others in worthy causes, and helping move the line in the right direction. Essays on leadership, America, strategic competition, and living a life of purpose.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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Why "Move the Line"
Returning to Saint John’s to speak with the 2003 NCAA Division III National Championship football team. Years earlier, another Johnnie football player, Ernie England, inspired a lesson about leadership that has stayed with me ever since.
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Learning America’s Song
When I was ten years old, my family took our first vacation outside Minnesota — to Virginia, to visit my Uncle Earl Kennedy, a Pearl Harbor veteran and devoted student of American history. I had no idea that one trip would shape how I thoug...
Recalibration: What Europe Is Actually Thinking Right Now
The views reported here are those of European interlocutors (senior government and business leaders, academics, and representatives of think tanks and international organizations) not assessments of the merits of any specific American polic...
Trusted Interdependence and Operational Sovereignty: Building Allied AI Ecosystems
Opening comments for roundtable on Trusted Interdependence and Operational Sovereignty: Building Allied AI Ecosystems Without Strategic Fragmentation or Strategic Dependency. While its title may sound like a technology discussion, it is act...
China Thinks in Systems. America Thinks in Transactions.
As President Donald Trump prepares to meet Xi Jinping in Beijing, much of the discussion will focus on tariffs, trade balances, and whether the two leaders can stabilize tensions after the Iran conflict.
Those issues matter. But they are n...
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Former Congressman, university president, business executive; Founding Director of NYU's Wahba Initiative for Strategic Competition. Exploring how people, institutions and free societies move the line toward a more secure, prosperous and free future.
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