Welcome to StatesManship.US

Welcome to StatesManship.US

Statesmanship - n. Acting in the Role of a Leader. Webster, 1828: “Literary power and statesmanship were combined in George Washington...” A politician works for the next election, a statesman works for the next generation. Write: GW@StatesManship.US Call: 703-672-1776

“Literary power and statesmanship were combined in George Washington...” - Noah Webster, a.d. 1828
The “Role” of StatesManship has many “Parts”:
“Click” on the Part to link to a Page where you may learn more... (some pages are being updated...)
AUTHOR:
First, Thank YOU, for coming to visit this StatesManship.US website. As George Washington was described by Governor and General “Light Horse Harry” Lee as “First in War, First in Peace, and First in the Hearts of his Countrymen, he was Second to None...”, so first let me link you to my book “Second to None: America’s Washington” where you can learn more about Washington in a short, entertaining and educational way with my many page “Prose Poem” and over 200 color pictures! In the “Spirit of ’76” the book sells for $17.76. Available from Amazon.com if you prefer.
Washington’s famous boyhood “Rules of Civility” are shown in his penmanship and for the first time organized in seven logical groups, in “A Civil Air for America”, available for $7, click here...

Second to None, front & back covers Pages show “second-tier” Presidents “A Civil Air for America”

ACTOR:
In 1788, George Washington wrote, “A greater drama is being acted on the American stage than heretofore has ever been acted in the world.” Shakespeare in “As You Like It” wrote:
"All the world's a stage, And all the men and women merely players; They have their exits and their entrances; And one man in his time plays many parts, His acts being seven ages.”
StatesManship as an Actor & Artist provides a “Three-Dimensional” Portrait of Washington (and also Jefferson, as well as “Seven Sages” of Founding Fathers, write to GW@StatesManship.US to learn more about “dates & rates”, future available dates and various affordable rates, or call 703-672-1776.)
StatesManship inspires and instructs on the Role of Each Citizen to Revive this Republic.

Washington at Hotel Jefferson Washington at Woodstock Jefferson with Colombia Choral Society

ACTIVIST:
At Saint John’s Church, Richmond, on 23 March a.d. 1775, retired Virginia Militia Colonel Washington stood tall and spoke clear: “I will raise an army of a thousand men, equip them at my own expense, and march at their head to the relief of Boston.” Today, most of the battles for Liberty begin and end in Washington, the Nation’s Capital, so this “Washington” is often present to help lead the Legions for Liberty. Based on years of Historical Research, StatesManship has re-created the Liberty Tree Flag, now available for $17.75.

Like Jefferson, Liberty Tree Flag Liberty Tree Flag
Active for Justice “flies” in the U. S. Capitol leads Patriots outside Capitol

ANALYST:
As George Washington was wise with numbers necessary in his work as a Surveyor, with a “Friedman - Chicago School” education in Economics from Auburn, StatesManship analyzed the Military Pay Scale from the 1929 Cordiner Report to the 1970’s changes for the Nixon “All Volunteer Army” so to “survey” wise changes to Senator Tower in 1981. Life cycle cost analysis is consistent with statesmanship, where one works for the next generation, not for using government spending to buy results in the next election.
Amendments 16 & 17 have imposed dangerous costs against this Constitution, and Washington warned, “...resist with care the spirit of innovation upon its principles, however specious the pretexts...”

We the People in a JURY Preamble of this Constitution We the People need to analyze
are to a JUDGE, like the House on reverse of GW Dollar, idea of the adverse future effects of the
is to the Senate, an essential key Patrick Henry School analyzed as a 24 to 70 % decline in Jury use
to Balance and true Rule of Law. wise way to teach this Constitution in the past 9 to 15 years.

ADVOCATE:
George Washington is and continues as “The Caped Crusader for this Constitution”, so in GW’s Spirit, “StatesManship” is a Journalist for Justice, where the Pen is mightier than the Sword, has pledged his Life, his (meager) Fortune, and his Sacred Honor, with pen in hand to “protect and defend this Constitution for the United States of America against ALL enemies, foreign and domestic”, to expose Domestic enemies, “Protectors” who have become “Predators” against the Rights of Citizens.
Also Advocate StatesManship “coaches” Citizens on how to exercise Constitutional Rights in the Courts, primarily by Demand of the Right to Trial by JURY, the counter-balance to Elitism and Judicial Tyranny. Washington was NOT a lawyer, yet it may be wise to contact “Washington” before a Barrister (Bar member).
For $276, you get 3 hours of coaching, a notebook of Public Legal Education Academy materials, and 4 CDs of a computer-based training course on how to win in Court - without a lawyer! Coaching alone is worth the cost.

Washington Walking for Liberty Yes, YOU can “represent” Yourself in Court Washington Talking for Liberty
as shown in Newsweek magazine without a Lawyer, and WIN ! Learn how! on U.S.S. Enterprise CVN-65
Justice Washington L.A.W. (Learn And Win) !

ADVANCES:
Dozens or hundreds of other websites or online videos have been created, so some are listed on this page...
Advance the Future for America building up on the firm foundations of our past!

1984 State of the Union Address by President Ronald Reagan

Quoting poet Carl Sandberg

1982 photo by “Crafts”Manship

1987 framed photo above given to

Reagan on Constitution Bicentennial

“Washington” and Nixon (top)

Virginia Delegate Sam Nixon, that is!

at Virginia House of Delegates 2001

Reagan and “States”Manship (above)

in a Washington conference 1983

“Washington” at Ferry Farm,

George’s Boyhood Home

in Fredericksburg with

100’s of local students, 1999 (top).

All Across America Journey by George

February to July 2000 (below).

Many facets, Many faces

of

George Washington

America’s best Statesman

who every elected servant

would be wise to act like.

Washington wrote prophetic words in a letter to Lincoln of 29 June anno domini 1788:

“No Country upon Earth ever had it more in its power to attain these blessings…

Much to be regretted... were we to ... depart... the road which Providence has pointed us...

I cannot believe it will ever come to pass... ...We may, now and then, get bewildered, but

I hope and trust, that there is good sense and virtue enough left to recover the right path.”