George Zadigian graduated from Kenyon College in 1978 and Cornell University in 1982 with an MBA. Since 1980 he has written editorials in The Bergen Record (NJ), The Cleveland Plain Dealer, The Columbus Dispatch, The Akron Beacon Journal and The Alliance Review. His editorials focus on ferreting out opportunities to substantially improve the direction of US policies in the areas of foreign policy, economics, energy, the environment, education, health care, and justice.
As our hearts break for the people of Ukraine, it is imperative that we wrap our heads around the fact that the
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As a fiscal conservative and a student of economics for many decades, witnessing the economic mistakes made by our federal government over the last 20 years and the hardships they have wrought upon us has been downright painful. Given the
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As our hearts break for the people of Ukraine, it is imperative that we wrap our heads around the fact that the Russian invasion of Ukraine is the price we pay for
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As a fiscal conservative and a student of economics for many decades, witnessing the economic mistakes made by our federal government over the last 20 years and the hardships they have wrought
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While most of us have strong feelings about patriotism, its exact meaning seems nebulous and elusive. Perhaps that is why many of us practice patriotism so differently. Some exercise what may be
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For those of us who want to significantly reduce abortions and find the conduct of many traditionally “pro-life” candidates antithetical to our Biblical values, let me suggest a way forward out of
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