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We should all ask ourselves what we can do on a daily basis to make things better, Dennis Ross says.

The domino effect of climate change.

We need to become identified again with the broader public good.

Working on the Arab-Israeli conflict makes everything else look easy.

Ross is motivated by the human price of conflict.

As a negotiator, Ross became a believer in the forces of personality and technology.

It is important to have a passion in life that’s bigger than yourself, says Ross.

Ross is a scholar and practitioner of American foreign policy in the Middle East.

Ross hopes his work will help people resolve conflict in an analytical and productive manner.

Ross grew up in California, steeped in public service and activism.

Sincerity and learning from experience are not flip-flopping.

What matters is the quality of the vote.

Politicians don’t pay much attention to the Constitution.

As the most significant step to the final realization of proper human governance.

The phenomenon of the Internet is one lesson that America’s youth teaches well, Mike Gravel says.

The fact that the military industrial complex owns our government is largely absent from the news media, says Mike Gravel.

It will be a long time before another pro-war president is elected.

A patriot, Gravel will use his military experience to get American troops out of Iraq.

Americans need to realize how blessed they compared to the rest of the world.

Mike Gravel forecasts mutual assured destruction.

You cannot legislate morality.

Leadership must carry a moral timber by valuing human life.

Two parties are not enough for a healthy democracy, Mike Gravel says.

There needs to be accountability in our system of government.

This is a global problem, with global solutions.

We need to begin by making our whole system of revenue work more fairly.

Compromise does not get us into situations we don’t want to be in, Mike Gravel says.

The election system allows public interest to fall behind.

Will future generations hate us?

An economic crisis is always a possibility, Krugman says.