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We have lots of issues that demand our attention: the unpopular Iran War and its increasing damage on the world economy, rising inflation, a stagnating employment market, Trump’s weaponization of the criminal justice system, the emergence o...
Yesterday, the Department of Justice announced that it had settled a lawsuit and two administrative claims brought by President Trump against the Treasury Department. The central element of this settlement was the use of $1.776 billion from...
I have been offline for the past weeks as a result of a move to the West Coast—including getting our home ready to sell and downsizing our belongings for a much smaller home. The moving vans delivered our goods yo our new home on Saturday s...
One of the reasons I write this newsletter is to try to explain how our federal government operates for friends and family outside of Washington, D.C. Perhaps one of the biggest mysteries that doesn’t get much attention is how Presidents im...
Attacks on power plants, oil and gas fields and other energy infrastructure seems to becoming the emerging military strategy of the 21st Century. Russia is unabashed about targeting Ukraine’s electrical power infrastructure. Iran responded...
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I am a mostly retired attorney and Senior Counsel at Arnold & Porter. I served as General Counsel of both the Army and Air Force, was a member of the Arizona State Senate, and had the honor of clerking for the great Justice Sandra Day O'Conner.
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