An astonishing 70% of Americans don't trust the media today. How do we find truth in the headlines? My latest piece for The Washington Institute for Faith, Vocation and Culture landed this morning. Have a read!
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Everybody expects fireworks on the #4thofJuly. But how about a Great American Birthday Quilt?! Here's my latest for PieceWork magazine: Stitching America’s Story: A 500-Foot Quilt for the Nation’s 250th Birthday pieceworkmagazine.com/stitch…
The school buses have started rolling again and kids are back in the classroom or will be soon. What was it like to be a student in the colonial era?
Visit Writing for the Public Square's Facebook page for Fun Facts about America's Founding! facebook.com/EDRodewald#huzzah
Congress’s chief aim is not to advance major legislation but facilitate bargaining across factional and party lines. It's meant to be the focal point of political action in a system intended to sustain the political life of a diverse #Democracy.
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@KarlRove Appreciated the WSJ piece today! Countdown America 250 from Writing for the Public Square is one of those soulful projects of reflection you mention. Check it out!
What happens when you mix human nature and politics? Ask the #foundingfathers who gave us both the #declarationofindependence and political division!
The latest in the Countdown America 250 series: America's Hopeful Vision Transcends Political Division
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We are lending Britain an iconic jewel of our shared history: the Bayeux Tapestry.
This is the first time this national treasure will leave French soil. It marks an unprecedented cultural partnership between our two countries — a powerful symbol of our Entente amicale.
George Washington didn't have Venmo. He didn't even have a single currency or a Congress willing to appropriate sufficient funds to beat the British Army. How the #AmericanRevolution helped shape how we think about money. wp.me/peQrjZ-gr#America250