The historic buildings of the White House complex remind us of the legacy of our forbears who planted, designed and constructed this enduring beauty to last well beyond their lifetimes. But change is underway.
Author Archives: Susan Eisenhower
2026 & American Renewal
Every seventy to eighty years it is time for national renewal. The place to start is with us.
Putting the Happy Back in New Year
Finding an effective way forward in 2025 will require a change in thinking.
An Initiative that Changed the World
Seventy years ago today, the United States rallied the world to a new—even radical—way of moving toward peace.
All Political Preferences Aside: Avert Another Tragedy Before It Happens
Please, Mr. President: Give Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. a Secret Service detail.
The Eisenhower Way to Strengthen our Democracy
We Support the Eisenhower Foundation’s Decision
What They Know and What They Tell Us
The Discord leaks have undermined the credibility of our Foreign Policy Elites
An Enduring Cold War Mystery
Last week was the 75th anniversary of the murder or suicide of Jan Masaryk, Foreign Minister of Czechoslovakia. Read a startling assessment of what might have happened to a man crushed by the struggle between West and East.
The Painful Loss and End of an Era
With the unexpected death of my dear sister Anne and the passing of two world leaders, it is time to rethink what their legacies tell us about our responsibilities to the future.
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