William Barr, Lafayette Square, And Playground Rules
Originally published in Forbes By David Dodson Each year, in my last lecture to the graduating class of the Stanford Graduate School of Business, I…
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Donald Trump, And The Warden’s, Failure To Communicate
Originally published in Forbes By Dave Dodson Wednesday evening my wife and I listened live to President Trump address the nation on what we should do to…
Thinking Beyond Taxpayer Dollars for Stadium Improvements
Originally published in Route Fifty By Craig Umbaugh AT&T Stadium was the talk of the sports world in 2009 when the Dallas Cowboys moved in….
Liz Cheney and the case for term limits
Originally published in the Casper Star Tribune By Dave Dodson The day Rep. Liz Cheney announced she would not run for the U.S. Senate, I…
Wyoming’s pro-coal D.C. Republicans need a lesson in economics
Originally published in WyoFile By Dave Dodson Last month, Sen. Joe Manchin (D-West Virginia) successfully steered the passage of a provision that provides lifetime healthcare…
Nancy Reagan was right, but will our politicians pay attention?
Originally published in Jackson Hole News & Guide By David Dodson First lady Nancy Reagan was correct when she told an Oakland schoolgirl to “Just…
The US should amend the Constitution to put an end to gerrymandering and protect our democracy
Originally published in Business Insider By Dave Dodson In 1986, Ferdinand E. Marcos, the president of the Philippines and de-facto dictator, was facing a serious challenge…
Now Is the Time to Press Even Harder for Immigration Reform
Originally published in Entrepreneur By Matt McCooe Late last year, I attended Pitchfest in New Haven where some of Yale University’s most innovative life science faculty competed for…
Why Do We Let Political Parties Act Like Monopolies?
Originally published in The New York Times By Dave Dodson When Senator Mike Enzi, Republican of Wyoming, announced his retirement this month after four terms…
Business leaders can provide the help government needs
Originally published on American Cities Business Journals By John Hickenlooper My grandfather used to say to us over and over when we were little kids:…