by Allan J. Feifer | Dec 21, 2024 | America Blog
Almost anywhere in the world I’ve been, there are three prevailing themes I hear over and over: Americans were known to be the most industrious and hard-working people they’d ever seen Wherever Americans went, they brought opportunity and change to those...
by Allan J. Feifer | Dec 17, 2024 | America Blog
Trump’s Wild Bunch returning to power signals not just a change in leadership but a focus on substance over style. Trump’s first term had a steep learning curve, and it showed. We could be forgiven if we use his first-term performance as a gauge to measure...
by Allan J. Feifer | Dec 10, 2024 | America Blog
Father may know best; however, our government seldom does! I could regale you all day with endless unmet promises by our government—trillions spent on anti-poverty programs that didn’t move the needle one inch. When the government screws up, you too rarely hear...
by Allan J. Feifer | Dec 3, 2024 | America Blog
In a competition, a leaderboard is: A board showing the ranking of leaders Next to watching paint dry, watching the ins and outs of government unfold is a close second. That’s precisely how the deep state likes it: deep, murky, and inscrutable. Of course,...
by Allan J. Feifer | Nov 26, 2024 | America Blog
The apartheid government of South Africa fell in 1995. The country faced an existential question: How to reconcile the two sides in such a way that blacks got the justice they believed they deserved without destroying the economic heart of the country that the whites...
by Allan J. Feifer | Nov 19, 2024 | America Blog
In the worst sneak attack we’d ever faced, Japan took us by surprise on December 7th, 1941. The nation’s mood then was universally anti-war, with the sentiment to stay out of Europe and not get involved in another foreign war. On that day, an unprepared...
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