Jamie Stiehm

5 days ago | keysnews.com | Jamie Stiehm

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5 days ago | keysnews.com | Jamie Stiehm

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1 week ago | captimes.com | Jamie Stiehm

The two greatest presidents died in April, 80 years apart, one 80 years ago. Abraham Lincoln, 56, was slain while enjoying a comedy at Ford's Theatre. After 12 years of a crisis presidency, Franklin Delano Roosevelt was 63 when he died of a stroke in Warm Springs, Georgia, where the waters helped his polio. Political geniuses who loved to laugh, they enjoyed the love of the people. Lincoln had just won the Civil War, and Roosevelt was near winning World War II: monumental achievements.

1 week ago | creators.com | Jamie Stiehm

The two greatest presidents died in April, 80 years apart, one 80 years ago. Abraham Lincoln, 56, was slain while enjoying a comedy at Ford's Theatre. After 12 years of a crisis presidency, Franklin Delano Roosevelt was 63 when he died of a stroke in Warm Springs, Georgia, where the waters helped his polio. Political geniuses who loved to laugh, they enjoyed the love of the people. Lincoln had just won the Civil War, and Roosevelt was near winning World War II: monumental achievements.

2 weeks ago | captimes.com | Jamie Stiehm

I went down to the demonstration at the Washington Monument, surrounded by a multitude with signs, chants and oh so many causes under the bleak spring sky. In this setting I had a sudden epiphany: Protests are not only to send a message to the ruler golfing in Florida. No, the point of gathering is to know there are others with you, like you, to create cohesion among the thousands who chose the right to peaceably assemble.