President at Lincoln Legal Foundation
Born and reared in Gary, Indiana, Joseph Morris earned his A.B. and J.D. degrees from the University of Chicago. He held several positions in the Reagan administration, and heads the Lincoln Legal Foundation — “individual liberties, limited, constitutional government.” He is also on the board of advisers of the conservative Federalist Society, and is a former managing editor of The American Spectator. Over the years, he has held leadership positions in the Republican Party, including president of the United Republican Fund Illinois.
Latest posts by Joseph Morris (see all)
- Dick Thornberg, R.I.P. - January 3, 2021
- Marking the 36th Anniversary of the Founding of Heartland Institute - October 24, 2020
- A Modest Proposal About Presidential Debates - September 30, 2020
National Nurses Week begins each year on May 6th and ends on Florence Nightingale’s birthday, May 12th.
My mother was a nurse, and the mother of my wife, Kathy, was also a nurse. From the very beginnings of our lives nurses were special people to us. We have many friends who are nurses, and for hosts of reasons we believe that it is a profession whose practitioners deserve profound respect and great affection.
One of Kathy’s closest friends is a nurse in Baltimore, Maryland, and her son is a very gifted artist. During Nurses Week this year he gave his mother a drawing showing him as a young boy playing with the most favored of his heroic action figures.
