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Articles Written by: JACKIE GINGRICH CUSHMAN
Were the atrocities of Sept. 11, 2001, the result of criminal action or an act of war?
Nomenclature matters because it shapes peoples ideas, thought processes and, thereby, actions.
Nine days after the attack, President George Bush laid out his view ...
From JACKIE GINGRICH CUSHMAN,
Town Hall,
19 Nov 2009
On election night, Nov. 2, 2010, less than 12 months away, Speaker Nancy Pelosi might rue her victory celebration this past Saturday.
Pelosi, attired in a regal red dress, presided over the vote on the Democratic health care bill last Saturday night. ...
From JACKIE GINGRICH CUSHMAN,
Town Hall,
12 Nov 2009
Instead of Valerie Jarrett's version of speaking truth to power, we now have our own.
Two governors' races were real wins for the Republican Party in this week's off-year elections. Republican Chris Christie won against the Democratic incumbent in ...
From JACKIE GINGRICH CUSHMAN,
Town Hall,
5 Nov 2009
We can preserve for our children this, the last best hope of man on Earth, or we can sentence them to take the first step into a thousand years of darkness," stated Ronald Reagan. "If we fail, at least let our children and our children's children say ...
From JACKIE GINGRICH CUSHMAN,
Town Hall,
29 Oct 2009
Last Thursday afternoon, my daughter's homework assignments included watching five minutes of the Weather Channel. As we turned on the television, a silver saucer-shaped balloon was floating across the screen -- an ambulance and fire trucks were racing ...
From JACKIE GINGRICH CUSHMAN,
Town Hall,
22 Oct 2009
Awarding the Nobel Peace Prize to President Obama was so enigmatic that it skipped bad and went to laughable ... a punch line to a joke.
Part of the humor is due to the timing. A week before, on Friday, Oct. 2, the International Olympic Committee in ...
From JACKIE GINGRICH CUSHMAN,
Town Hall,
15 Oct 2009
Next week, we will celebrate the 517th anniversary of
Christopher Columbus discovering America.
Much more complex than the rhyme we learned in grammar school
that "In 1492, Columbus sailed the ocean blue," the story of America's
discovery is one of ...
From JACKIE GINGRICH CUSHMAN,
Town Hall,
8 Oct 2009
What if your actions affected 1,000 other people? Would your behavior change? What if you did not even know the people affected — would that make a difference?
Floodwaters in Atlanta wreaked havoc last week. Schools closed, Interstates closed, cars ...
From JACKIE GINGRICH CUSHMAN,
Town Hall,
2 Oct 2009
"I can't watch anymore," my friend Wes said yesterday in reference to the current administration. "It's just more than I can take."
As the owner of a construction firm, Wes is focused on trying to find new business while finishing projects that require ...
From JACKIE GINGRICH CUSHMAN,
Town Hall,
24 Sep 2009
Obama was referring to West's actions during the MTV Video Music Awards
Sunday when he jumped on stage, interrupted country singer Taylor Swift's
acceptance speech and proclaimed that Beyonce had the best video. West
apologized publicly on Jay Leno the ...
From JACKIE GINGRICH CUSHMAN,
Town Hall,
17 Sep 2009
