Tag: My Grandfather’s Son (2007)

Big ideas. Illuminated light bulb among the rest of the unlit bulbs.

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Robert J. Marks
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December 24, 2024

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Creativity, Politics

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Only in America

_{My discussion on this week’s podcast with Major General Bobby Hollingsworth (ret.) prompts a look at some of the many people that America has freed to be their best} _{Robert J. Marks
December 24, 2024

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Creativity, Politics}

Despite our different faiths, my Muslim colleague Mohamed El-Sharkawi was a steadfast ally and when his mosque was defaced post 9-11, Christians protected it. Read More ›