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Time to Remember That Time in September: 63rd Anniversary (opens the original)
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How well I remember that time in September. I was in love, and everything was beautiful. It was the time we remember as Camelot and the time of the off-Broadway musical The Fantasticks, with its wonderful songs, including "Soon It's Gonna Rain" and, most fittingly, "Try to Remember." It seemed a magical time. Sixty-three years ago, on September 21, 1963, on a bright fall day on the Minneapolis campus of the University of Minnesota, Beth and I were married. Four of our friends were there to share
How to Solve a Problem: Democracy in the Age of Project 2025 (opens the original)
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You cannot solve a problem until you understand the problem you are actually facing. Many Americans continue to respond to today's political crisis as though the institutions and assumptions that were once used to correct democratic failures remain fully intact. The first step toward solving any problem is recognizing when the nature of the problem itself has changed. Good problem solving follows a sequence: define the problem, understand the new realities, avoid false solutions, recognize the c
The Dynamics of Power: Changing the Structure of Governance in America (opens the original)
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We live within a constantly evolving reality. The universe, our planet, human societies, and our individual lives are all engaged in a continuous process of creation, adaptation, growth, and change. Those who seek to lead must create structures that make a changing reality understandable and manageable. Leadership requires some degree of predictability because power can only operate within a framework that people recognize and accept. Leaders can influence and direct society with the consent of
Tunnel Vision (opens the original)
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Tunnel vision occurs when an observer becomes so focused on one part of an event -- or on one person -- that they fail to see the larger reality surrounding it. Important details disappear from view because attention narrows too completely onto a single target. It is like the old saying about missing the forest for the trees. Today, much of the nation suffers from a kind of political tunnel vision. We are so intensely focused on Donald Trump as the source of everything changing or being damaged
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