by Gary Chandler | Jul 5, 2020 | Government Relations, Politics
Racism, Corruption Killing Dreams, Innocent Citizens Earlier this year, I was shocked and speechless after watching the video of a young American man murdered in broad daylight in a quiet Atlanta suburb. Two terrorists and an accomplice trapped the young man as he... 
by Gary Chandler | Mar 13, 2019 | Climate Change, Leadership, Politics
Students Shaping Public Opinion Greta Thunberg, a 16-year-old Swedish activist, has skipped school to strike on the steps of Stockholm’s Parliament building each Friday since August 2018 to demand government action on climate change. “You say you love... 
by Gary Chandler | Nov 8, 2018 | Government Relations, Politics, Public Affairs
Global Fascism Threatening Capitalism Editor’s Note: The following book review was published in the Guardian two years ago. The momentum of global fascism continues today under the illusion of free-market capitalism and democracy. Patriots are being duped. Since... by Gary Chandler | Jan 20, 2018 | Politics, Public Affairs
Bankruptcy Threatens U.S. Constitution Since we now fund our government and our record debt three months at a time, the showdown over funding was predictable. President Trump signaled his approval of a government shutdown last May, when he endorsed the possibility... by Gary Chandler | Feb 2, 2017 | Government Relations, Politics, Public Affairs
Constitutional Reform Threatens Democracy Ever since humans began to walk the earth, life has essentially been one consecutive land grab after another. Such ambitions have created empires and conflicts around the world for centuries. The concept of manifest destiny is... 
by Gary Chandler | Dec 5, 2015 | Biodiversity, Endangered Species, Politics
Special Interests Driving Public Policy What do sage grouse, wolves, and burying beetles have to do with politics? A lot when we look at how decisions to protect or not protect these species have gotten tied into political debates. Instead of discussions focused on...