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Christmas Day, 2015

Today, let’s set aside all the things that are wrong, and celebrate the things that are right. Hopefully, all is calm and all is bright for you and yours.

Here is a song for the day:

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Standing on the sidelines is a choice.

Speaking up is a choice.

Taking action is the best choice.

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The Wrongologist is a Managing Director of the Ledgewater Group, owner of the Wrongologist Blog. Previously for 11 years, he was a division president for a $14+ billion S&P 500 company, managing 1000 employees in multiple locations. Earlier, he was managing director for an investment banking firm, specializing in technology companies. He spent 14 years as a VP in the Asia Banking Group for a top 3 US bank. He served as an officer in the US Army during the Vietnam era, leading a nuclear missile unit. The Wrongologist enjoys road biking and showing dogs in AKC events. He holds a degree in Foreign Service from Georgetown University.
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Quotes We Like

“You know, that might be the answer – to act boastfully about something we ought to be ashamed of. That’s a trick that never seems to fail.” – Joseph Heller

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The photo is of Detroit's Mark Twain Library, It was closed in 1996 for renovations and never reopened. Photo by Brandon Davis
Current Reading List

No Property In Man – Sean Wilentz

The Second Foundation – Eric Foner

Varina – Charles Frazier

Leadership – Doris Kerns Goodwin

Why We’re Polarized – Ezra Klein

Grant – Ron Chernow

Presidents of War – Michael Beschloss

The Splendid and the Vile – Erik Larson

Say Nothing – Patrick Radden Keefe

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