As a 24 year former member of the United States Congress, Mr. Stearns describes the lessons he learned from getting elected and re-elected, his experience as a legislator and finally the lessons he learned about our Republic. These lessons go to the heart of explaining what must be done to preserve our 240 year experiment in democracy. He describes the tumultuous period of the Speaker Gingrich years, the 2008 Great recession, numerous scandals including the impeachment of President Bill Clinton and the loss and regaining of the Republican majority in the United States House of Representatives....
Marble Palace: The Supreme Court in American Life
Memories in the Marble Palace
I would not want a boy who could not get good marks , but we all know there are other things in the world that count besides marks , and good common sense and agreeable ways have their value . 267 Jackson noted that his selection ...
FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT (June 8, 1867–Apr. 9, 1959) HIS FAME: Regarded as the greatest American architect of the 20th century, his creative, trend-setting designs for nearly 800 buildings earned him a reputation as one of the giants of ...
Elaine Viets. FIVE. Victoria. Lockridge Du Pres was a beauty, even with her face pale and pinched with worry. She was tall and willowy, and everything about her said money, power and style: her long blonde hair was expensively cut.
... marble palace by an ancient partner in revels if not in crime , the career of James Fisk , Jr. , so varied and wonderful , was interrupted by a startling act , not wholly out of keeping with the strange drama of his life . In that event ...
... lives, our kids, and our shared interests, including horses and motor les. In the years ahead, Noor would join us in vacation sing-alongs in Wyoming; I would go to their ... marble palace and his daily MY LIFE: THE PRESIDENTIAL YEARS 111.
... marble palace. No views could be more superb than those from the upper storeys, over lake, city, river, and mountain. The marble lattice-Work of windows and balconies was most wonderful. Sometimes it was filled in with coloured glass ...