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I was asked by the SoftPower/FulStories podcast to deliver a eulogy for USAID on the occasion of the one-year anniversary of its destruction. The idea was to speak of USAID as you would an old friend, a close family member: someone you love...
Every day we learn the hard way what we lost when DOGE illegally shut down USAID last year. Today's bad news moment is brought to you by the parasitic screw worm, back in the United States after being eradicated 60 years ago.
I’m on vacation in Greece but it’s still a good time to talk about America and the things this administration is choosing to spend money on right now instead of things that Americans actually want, like ebola tracking.
On behalf of the Alliance for American Leadership I had a chance to chat with Dr. Nina Schwalbe, who is running for Congress in New York's 12th district, the jewel of Manhattan—Broadway, Central Park, all the billionaires. She's up against...
Federal workers already have a dozen ways they are barred from sharing confidential information. Why would NDAs be needed?
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Former USAID who believes government should work for the average American. Follow for bite-size takes on the current chaos.
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