How Will You Be Remembered? Article by Dennis Call I recently took part in a congressional hearing where a government witness had the opportunity to leave a tremendously positive impression on members of the House of Representatives. Instead, they chose to go relatively unnoticed by the committee members, the media, and other witnesses. Why? They

Celebrating Our Dependence Article by Dennis Call July 2, 1776 the Continental Congress voted to declare independence from the British Empire, and two days later on July 4th, delegates from the thirteen British colonies adopted and signed the Declaration of Independence. That historic document drafted by Thomas Jefferson has long stood as a summation of

A Worthy Battle Article by Dennis Call Capitalizing on the dramatic Confederate victory in the Chancellorsville Campaign (fought just outside Fredericksburg, VA), General Robert E. Lee moved his Army of Northern Virginia into Pennsylvania in hopes of securing a victory in Union territory. As Lee’s forces moved across the Potomac River, Major General George Meade