If the divide is ultimately about leadership, then the real conversation hasn’t even started yet. Because we’re not just debating a person like Donald Trump.
The President of the United States referred to critics as “really stupid people.”He publicly criticized Supreme Court justices.He spoke about negotiation while simultaneously threatening to
I find myself increasingly puzzled—not just by politics, but by people. Specifically, by the depth of conviction on both sides of the divide around Donald
There are periods in building a company where, from the outside, it looks like nothing is happening. No announcements.No headlines.No visible momentum. And yet —
In a recent post, I looked at how differently modern presidents approach conflict. For most presidents, the law is something the state uses. Agencies investigate. Regulators
Sometimes the difference isn’t in what’s said, but in what’s done—and how often. I’ve been looking at how modern U.S. presidents engage with the legal
I have spent most of my professional life working across borders—geographic, cultural, institutional, and ideological. Aviation, by its very nature, demands this. Airplanes do not
Donald Trump is clearly a different kind of president than Biden, Obama, Bush, or Clinton. For them, conflict tends to be institutional. Disputes move through
A question that hit closer to home than intended. I received an email recently with the subject line: “Who is running the world?”It contained a list
Memorial Day is often a pleasant pause—hot dogs on the grill, a cold drink in hand, time with friends and family. Enjoy that. But don’t