Commentary
Many Americans picture George Washington (1732–1799) as an influential, serene founding father who rose above the fray of politics and had to be persuaded and prodded to be president.
General George Washington (1732–1799) stands in a rowing boat crossing the Delaware. Public Domain
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Christian Milord
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Christian Milord is an Orange County, Calif.-based educator, mentor, USCG veteran, and writer. He earned his master's degree from California State University–Fullerton, where he mentors student groups and is involved with literacy programs. His interests include culture, economics, education, domestic, and foreign policy, as well as military issues.
