Respecting this constitutional structure is especially critical in matters of war and foreign policy. Our nation cannot call itself a democracy when Congress, the “people’s branch,” is abdicating its war-making authority to the president while lives are at stake and economies are faltering.
The entire staff and Board of the Center for Tomorrow’s Leaders is heartbroken to hear of the passing of Kitty Yannone. Kitty was a member of the CTL Board of Advisors, popular guest speaker and generous supporter of the organization. “Kitty was a force of nature, a true believer in the power of good leadership, and one of the most generous people I knew. She was a courageous leader, and I’ll always be grateful for her mentorship in my life,” says Katie Chang. Our prayers are with her family and all those who knew and loved her. Kitty, we’ll miss you.
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