Leadership Campaign

Authors Scott Miller and David Morey @playoffense 888-849-1250 E: [email protected]

[Leadership Campaign @leadercampbook]

Scott Miller on Creativity https://t.co/otp10700Hr #eventprofs #creativity #VCUBusiness https://t.co/5skNadZmx1

[Rosa Brooks @brooks_rosa]

Why traditional ways of thinking about civil-military relations and civilian control of the military don't fully capture new forms mass coercion that threaten democracy: https://t.co/0j5KUqP0nE

[Brennan Center @BrennanCenter]

Republican, independent, and Democratic voters agree on this: Government corruption is hurting democracy. A new Brennan Center survey finds strong support for bold solutions to combat corruption. https://t.co/LqFbpwRphT

[LSE USAPP blog @LSEUSAblog]

Trump’s Iran strikes signal that the US-UK special relationship is in the rear-view mirror writes @ChrisFeatherst4 of @uniyorkpolitics https://t.co/sk9gCsSb0f

[BeshearStan @BeshearStan]

Just found this site that Political Twitter will love:

https://t.co/m61WeY8KDd

It tracks trifectas, governor races, legislative control, statewide offices, and a bunch of other state-level election data across all 50 states.

I'd definitely bookmark this for the 2026 midterms

[LTEN @yourLTEN]

Reverse mentoring may appear to solve #leadership capability gaps, but this article explores why #AI literacy, digital fluency and executive learning accountability require deeper structural change within modern organizations. https://t.co/7b0T9RCoOv

#LTEN

[Dan De Luce @dandeluce]

https://t.co/lhsilkh1WL

[POLITICOEurope @POLITICOEurope]

COMMENTARY: The U.S. has the most powerful military in human history.

It also hasn’t won a war in more than 30 years.

🔗 https://t.co/0XNZR4nVP1

[G Elliott Morris @gelliottmorris]

Interesting analysis of Trump's approval by 'county type' and how those counties voted in 2024. From the American Communities Project, using data from Strength In Numbers https://t.co/dmhzgTmPaf

[Brian Allen @allenanalysis]

Richard Haass just made a remarkable argument on CNN:

That America now has worse relations with Canada than China because the U.S. has spent years attacking allies with tariffs and political fights instead of building a united front against Beijing.

And honestly, that gets to the heart of one of the biggest foreign policy debates happening right now:

America’s greatest strategic advantage was never just military power.

It was the alliance network.

Dozens of countries aligned economically, militarily, and diplomatically around U.S. leadership.

The argument Haass is making is that Washington has started weakening that advantage itself.

He is correct.

[Jim VandeHei @JimVandeHei]

Local students create app to understand politics | FOX 5 DC https://t.co/mTilP7uDQh

[POLITICO Playbook @playbookdc]

Some advocates are hopeful America’s moment of extreme gerrymandering could trigger an equally bold wave of reform.

The latest in Playbook: https://t.co/a1OaorFPJK

[Jan Jekielek @JanJekielek]

“You have a whole generation of kids who are marching in favor of rape, brutality, murder, and genocide.”

Gordon Chang warns China is beating the U.S. badly in the information warfare space and America is failing to respond.

“Xi Jinping has been beating the crap out of us in the information warfare space.”

“That’s our fault.”

“We’re just not fighting it.”

“Xi Jinping has been able to use, for instance, TikTok.”

“Trump has gotta figure it out fast because this is a very bad situation for us.”

@GordanGChang

[LSE USAPP blog @LSEUSAblog]

Political scientists studying democracy and autocracy think that US democracy has declined significantly https://t.co/ZZM14GwEbk

[Believernomics @Believernomics]

Seven realities of leadership that drive success. #entrepreneur #infographic #infographics #leadership #mondayvibes #mondaythoughts #mondaymotivation

[Roper Center for Public Opinion Research @RoperCenter]

As we commemorate #MemorialDay, we remember those who served our country. Public opinion data can offer insights into how Americans have viewed military service, veterans, and national security over time. https://t.co/Cs3ropeHdG

[LSE USAPP blog @LSEUSAblog]

How burdensome government programmes can discourage voting https://t.co/zt52KbiCUj

[The Atlantic @TheAtlantic]

A small but emerging group of lawmakers and election reformers are hoping Americans will grow so infuriated by the whole mess of gerrymandering that an opportunity for major change will spring up, @russellberman reports. https://t.co/einxAziGJ2

[Axios @axios]

Even Republicans are souring on Trump's economy https://t.co/ONCToWhoiD

[Jonathan Lemire @JonLemire]

“MAGA isn’t collapsing, and the base remains devoted, but it is shrinking. Trump’s sinking numbers may not matter as much to him, because he won’t face voters again, but they matter a great deal to other Republican officeholders” https://t.co/x1t8kHczb8

[Ronald Brownstein @RonBrownstein]

One of what will be many many examples of how easily Trump’s move to funnel taxpayer money to J6 rioters will fold into the core Democratic message for 2026