Paul Waugaman

Paul Waugaman lives in Tucson near his children and grandchildren, and is active in the OLLI program at the University of Arizona and his church. He retired from a 45-year career in biomedical research administration, having worked for a government research agency, two academic institutions, and as co-founder of a consulting practice. He has also taught U.S. history and several courses on technology management practices and volunteered for Democratic candidates in Maryland, North Carolina and Arizona.

10 Things to Look Forward to in the Biden Administration

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There is a lot to look forward to in the Biden Administration, such as controlling the pandemic and regenerating the economy. My list focuses on the manner in which Biden’s administration can and should approach their broad to-do list. So, here goes: Expect real experience and expertise in the government. Biden comes into office with … Read more

The Assault on Election that Refuses to Die

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Commander Covid seems to be retreating to the next ditch in his losing battle to hold on to an office he does not know how to fill. It appears that his battles to get recounts and to have perfectly legal votes cast by perfectly legal voters in a mostly secure election had gotten him and … Read more

The Damage from an Incompetent, Devious, and Ambitious President

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Commander Covid created the current period of uncertainty with his inability to understand that he lost the election and his desperate attempts to torque the outcome to his favor. In contrast, President-elect Joe Biden wishes to let bygones be bygones and “move forward” in the country’s interests, unbound from partisan interests. I may overstate his … Read more

Despite Challenges for Dems, “It’s the Message, Stupid.”

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As I sit in my office on a bright morning with the sun streaming in the window, I have finally concluded that Joe Biden and Kamala Harris will indeed be inaugurated as President and Vice President in two months, and that Mark Kelly will be our Junior U.S. senator soon. It appears this morning that … Read more