M.D. Russ
M. D. Russ is a 25-year veteran of the U.S. Army and a 17-year veteran of the Defense industry, working in three Fortune 100 companies and then running his own consulting practice. He is a native of Princess Anne County and has a dual-major undergraduate degree in History and Political Science from Wofford College in South Carolina, and a graduate degree in Management Science from Troy University in Alabama. Merle now owns and operates a vineyard in Loudoun County.
Impeachment II: Today Is the Day After Yesterday
No U.S. President has ever been convicted in a Senate trial despite four impeachments so only a fool would believe Trump was going to be convicted in either of his two Senate trials
Impeachment Has Nothing To Do With Feeling Good
These are the same Senators, by and large, who refused to hear witness testimony against the sitting President of the United States just over one year ago. And that should cause Lady Justice to lift her blindfold and exclaim, ‘WTF!’
Washington, We Have a Problem
The pandemic is quickly disabling our national command authority.
The Un-Debate
Political debates this late in the decision cycle are usually more entertaining than informative. The typical viewer usually already has their vote passionately committed to one of the candidates or the other
Donald Trump Is the Republican President
Did Donald John Trump hijack, bound and gag, and rebrand the Republican Party? No. Like the Reality Show host that he is, he just answered a casting call.
Pop Quiz: Which One Is More Disrespectful of the National Anthem and the United States Flag?
A picture is worth a thousand words
The D-Day Address Eisenhower Never Gave
Consider what our world might be today if Overload had failed
President Trump Still Thinking Outside the Box
After all, as was the case with Hydroxychloroquine, what have you got to lose?
The Phased Reopening Plan, a Blueprint for a Pandemic Rebound
Having traded in denial for a strategy of self-isolation in dealing with this modern pandemic, we now have reached the inevitable argument about when it is time to reopen Virginia
What’s Next? You Probably Aren’t Going to Like It
The new normal will dominate our public policy and political discourse for the next decade, and it will be anything but great
