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Lee H. Hamilton
Welcome to Washington, Mr. President-Elect
As hard as the campaign might have been and the transition is proving to be, Donald Trump's challenges ...
Opinion
December 1, 2016
An Issue We Should No Longer Ignore
Americans understand that our nation's strength and security depend on its fiscal health. This may not be foremost ...
Opinion
October 31, 2016
Do the Debates Help Us Choose Wisely?
We're in the middle of the presidential debates, and, not surprisingly, they're drawing viewers in great numbers. The ...
Opinion
October 17, 2016
A Sobering Look Beyond the Election
This campaign year has been full of twists and turns. We don't know what's going to happen tomorrow, ...
Opinion
October 3, 2016
Why This Democrat Wants a Strong Republican Party
I've been a Democrat all my life. I believe in the party's values, I'm pleased when its candidates ...
Opinion
September 19, 2016
Social Media’s Challenge to Democracy
Our political process has proved resilient over centuries, and has served us well. But social media pose a ...
Opinion
September 4, 2016
The Media’s Responsibility to Our Democracy
Politicians spend a good bit of their time complaining about the media. But why should they have all ...
Opinion
August 20, 2016
What Does Congress Need? Your Attention!
Now that the conventions are over, I know that all eyes are on the fall presidential campaign. But ...
Opinion
August 8, 2016
Where the Election Stands
The next few weeks in politics are a little like the All-Star break in baseball. With the Republican ...
Opinion
July 25, 2016
What They’re Fighting Over
As Americans we have an odd attitude toward the presidency.
Opinion
July 11, 2016
For Those Eligible, Voting Should Be Easy
The elections process is not usually grist for inflammatory rhetoric. But this year has been different.
Opinion
June 22, 2016
What It Takes to Be an Effective Citizen
It’s so easy in a presidential election year to forget that our system is not about a single ...
Opinion
June 9, 2016
The Case for Limited Government
It has been 35 years since Ronald Reagan's first inaugural speech as president—the one in which he said, ...
Opinion
May 26, 2016
Those Who Know Congress Best Are Shaking Their Heads
We want the institution itself to succeed and thrive. These days, it’s doing neither.
Opinion
May 11, 2016
It’s Getting Harder to Govern, and It’s Not Just Politicians’s Fault
We may not know who our next President is going to be, but here's one thing that's almost ...
Opinion
April 28, 2016
Beyond Transparency, We Need Accountability
Dodging responsibility has been raised to an art form.
Opinion
April 14, 2016
There’s Too Much Secrecy in Government
We have a secrecy problem. This may seem odd to say during an era in which the most ...
Opinion
March 30, 2016
Before You Reject the System, Understand It
If there’s a theme that sets this political season apart, it’s the voters’ utter disdain for most of ...
Opinion
March 16, 2016
To Find Hope, Look Around You
These are very unhappy times in Washington. Relations between the executive and legislative branches are not just sour, ...
Opinion
March 2, 2016
The Missing Half of Congress’s Job
Every now and then, I’m asked if I miss serving in Congress. My stock answer is that no, ...
Opinion
February 17, 2016
How to Tell if Congress Is Working Again
There have been encouraging signs that the Republican leadership on Capitol Hill wants to make Congress function again.
Opinion
February 3, 2016
What It Will Take to Address Income Inequality
When the history of this year’s presidential campaign is written, one of its more remarkable features will be ...
Opinion
January 20, 2016
Government Needs to Work Better
Whoever wins next November’s presidential election, it’s a sure bet that at some point he or she will ...
Opinion
January 6, 2016
A Very Tough Job
You know who I feel sorry for? Today’s politicians. You’ll laugh at this, but hear me out.
Opinion
December 24, 2015
Sadly, Congress Seems Okay With Being Weak
Not many people outside of Capitol Hill paid attention last month when the congressional leadership released next year’s ...
Opinion
December 9, 2015
Members of Congress Need to Spend More Time on Capitol Hill
The array of tough issues that face Congress can't be dealt with by part-time legislators. Which is what ...
Opinion
November 25, 2015
Washington’s Latest Deal: Little Cause for Celebration
You can understand why President Obama and congressional leaders on both sides of the aisle sought to cast ...
Opinion
November 11, 2015
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