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Today, we celebrate 237 years of Presidency in the United States. 46 presidents have been elected during this time. George Washington once said: “System is the soul of any business. To deliberate maturely, and execute promptly is the way to conduct it to advantage.” This idea, expressed two centuries ago, coincides with our philosophy as we help people systemize their information. Lets once again honor all the US presidents who have contributed to the prosperity of our country! #couranto #businessintelligence #datamanagement #presidentsday #courantocelebrates

#politics #unitedstates Geoff Duncan who served as Georgia's lieutenant governor from 2019-2023 and a former professional baseball player, in this CNN Op-Ed makes a strong case for Nikki Haley’s nomination, despite her South Carolina loss. Duncan, however, is hopeful about the Grand Old Party (GOP) breaking its Donald Trump fever by 2028, even if Haley does not win in 2024, assuming Joe Biden The White House wins reelection. Trump is 2028 would be 81 and Duncan is assuming he would go away into the twilight. The trouble with the United States which the racist Hillary Clinton campaign and Donald Trump wrought on the country beginning 2008 is Barack Obama’s birther controversy. Obama, despite being a Nobel peace prize winner #nobelprize and unlike the reconciliatory leadership of his fellow black Nobel peace laureates Martin Luther King Jr., and Nelson Mandela, did not let the sleeping dogs lie nor seek reconciliation. He shot back after he left office with Critical Race Theory (CRT) and the patent revisionist historical falsehood of the 1619 Project and we are where we are because of Chapter 1 Republicans and Democrats in Obama’s 2007 book The Audacity of Hope: Thoughts on Reclaiming the American Dream https://a.co/d/i2CrmrF. The boomers beginning with First in His Class: A Biography Of Bill Clinton by David Maraniss(2016-05-03) https://a.co/d/3nVaVd9 comeback kid Bill Clinton in 1992 from Hope, Arkansas and the man seriously confused with his identity Obama in 2008 with his audacity of hope have ruined American life for all by 2024, punctuated by the Iraq mess of George W. Bush with his obdurate establishmentarian swagger, leaving an American future of no hope. Trump may go away into the twilight but the Obamamania v. Trumpism of woke v. anti-woke, which are raking in money for the irresponsible corporate news and social media, will not because United States is gripped by demographic anxiety of the majority white population becoming minority by 2045, with the current minorities constantly squabbling with each other, and the nation’s wealth trickling up to the traditional White Anglo-Saxon Protestant (WASP) male establishment at San Francisco’s ultra secretive Bohemian Grove #federalreserve which is America’s Military Industrial Complex (MIC) at the expense of all else. Welcome to America Made Great Again. To learn how a very small minority, less than 10% of today’s 1.5 billion population of India, can set civilizational mores for all of humanity, the Bohemians ought to look to Asian-Indian Brahmins, who have never in the history of civilization been wealthy or seldom bore weapons. Then we can all make America and the world great, for it was never great. I will personally then initiate the Bohemians into the Brahminism they have always longed for from the British Monarchy to America’s.

14 President's BEFORE George Washington Before George Washington, there were 14 presidents who served the Continental Congress. These presidents were not presidents of the United States, as the United States Constitution had not yet been ratified. Their roles were more akin to that of a chairman or speaker, presiding over the Congress during the American Revolution. Here is a list of the 14 presidents before George Washington: 1. Peyton Randolph 2. Henry Middleton 3. John Hancock 4. Henry Laurens 5. John Jay 6. Samuel Huntington 7. Thomas McKean 8. John Hanson 9. Elias Boudinot 10. Thomas Mifflin 11. Richard Henry Lee 12. John Hancock (second term) 13. Nathaniel Gorham 14. Arthur St. Clair These men played a crucial role in the formation of the United States, presiding over the Continental Congress during the Revolutionary War and the early years of the nation’s history. However, their roles were distinct from the presidency of the United States, which began with George Washington in 1789.

Has the political landscape evolved over the past 30 years to a point where U.S. Vice Presidents can successfully run for and assume the presidency? Here are several historical instances to consider: 1. John Adams (1797–1801) - The first Vice President under George Washington, Adams ascended to the presidency following Washington's tenure. 2. Thomas Jefferson (1801–1809) - Serving as Vice President under John Adams, Jefferson subsequently was elected President. 3. Martin Van Buren (1837–1841) - He held the Vice Presidency under Andrew Jackson before securing the presidency himself. 4. Richard Nixon (1969–1974) - After an unsuccessful presidential bid post his Vice Presidency under Dwight D. Eisenhower, Nixon was later elected in 1968. 5. George H.W. Bush (1989–1993) - Vice President under Ronald Reagan, Bush was elected President in 1988. These examples underscore the longstanding pathway from the Vice Presidency to the Presidency, often aided by the increased visibility and experience offered by the Vice Presidential role. Has Kamala Harris demonstrated, during her tenure as Vice President, the capabilities necessary to serve as Commander in Chief and President of the United States?

True, not all people owned slaves. However, many people did profit off the labors of slavery. Many people did form subsidiary companies that have slavery as a foundation. Many people saw a wrong and did nothing to end the brutal evils of slavery. And, even after slavery ended, many people took advantages of bogus rules and laws that saw a certain group get demeened to second class citizenship with an obstructed path to the American dream. Many people today sit back and do nothing while more subtle and covert actions continue to live on in a new iteration of Jim Note: the word “Slavery” is used for continuity of the readings. What actually happened was barbarism, theft, rape, kidnapping, and murder. See modern definition for Human Trafficking and see if the heroes of the past were not guilty.

Did you know? When it comes to the story of the U.S. presidency, we're not just readers; we're the authors! 📖✏️ Each president adds their own chapter, from Washington's graceful exit to JFK's big dreams and Obama's groundbreaking path. But here's the twist: the pen is in our hands now. We're the creators, the ones who decide what the next chapter looks like. Will it be a tale of unity, innovation, or something entirely new? The beauty of this story is that it's ongoing, and every vote, every voice is like a word on this ever-growing epic. So, what do you say? Ready to brainstorm the next big plot twist in the tale of the presidency with me? Let's chat about the legacy we want to write together. #OurPresidentialStory #NextChapterAwaits"

A century ago, Alfred Korzybski questioned: “Why is it that engineering structures do not, as a rule collapse, or if they do, then the physico-mathematical or other evaluational errors are easily discovered; yet social, economic, political, etc., systems, also man-made, do sporadically collapse in the forms of wars, revolutions, financial depressions, unemployment, etc.?” This led to the question: “What is it that engineers do when they build bridges, etc.?” The answer was: “They use a special, narrow but 'perfect' language called mathematics, which is similar in structure to the facts they deal with, and which therefore yields predictable empirical results.” He then investigated what the builders of social, economic, political, and other insecure human structures do, and found that they employ languages (i.e., forms of representation) which are not similar in structure to the facts of science and life as known today. Consequently their results are unpredictable and disasters follow Though the main facts of history are known, solutions of human problems have been blocked by pre-scientific, mythological, metaphysical dogmas which have prevented and continue to prevent the possibility of tracing fundamental errors (Wikipedia)

During his presidency, Barack Obama famously only wore grey or blue suits. He claimed that limiting his wardrobe options allowed for greater focus on his duties and big-picture decision-making. While we may not be the president of a country, any of the numerous decisions we make in a day can have important consequences. But is good decision-making a depleting resource? Check out decision fatigue here: https://hubs.ly/Q02ftp9d0 #decisionmaking #behavioralscience #cognitivebias