DOGE Highlights the Need for Moral Leadership

Originally published by the Washington Times

As an adjunct professor for over 20 years, I’ve had a lot of memorable teaching moments but none better than a request I received one January from a group of graduate students studying global economics at Pepperdine University.

These students returned from trips to third-world countries and were tasked with identifying ways these countries could grow and prosper; many had the resources to thrive, but weren’t.

I watched the students’ faces fall at the question I posed: So, what’s stopping these countries from flourishing?

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