Robert E. Freer, Jr. BB & T Visiting Professor in Ethics & Free Enterprise Leadership 345 Bond Hall, The Citadel School of Business Administration 171 Moultrie St Charleston, SC 29409 Phone: 843-953-4944 Fax: 843-953-6764 Email: [email protected] Web Site: www.Free-Enterprise-Foundation.org

CAREER HISTORY

Visiting Professor (2004-Present) and First John S. Grinalds Leader in Residence (2005- 2006) Appointed First BB&T Visiting Professor, School of Business Administration, The Citadel, Charleston, SC 2009 – Member Citadel General Awards Committee (2004- 2005) have served on both graduate and undergraduate curriculum committees at various time since joining the faculty.

Adjunct professor, Charleston School of Law 2006- Present (Antitrust)

President& Founder; 2002-Present Free Enterprise Foundation Serve as the President and CEO of this independent nonpartisan institute dedicated to preserving and publicizing the best in Free Enterprise. The Foundations goals are the continuing education of the public on the vital role of free enterprise in securing the blessings of liberty, and the creation of enterprise excellence consistent with the highest standards of ethics and civic responsibility through best practices. Located in Charleston, SC, the foundation has set for itself a national goal of serving as a catalyst to encouraging an ever rising standard of enterprise excellence consistent with long accepted notions of enterprise responsibility and adherence to fundamental principles. 2008 awarded key to the City of Mt. Pleasant, SC and proclamations from Cities of Charleston and North Charleston for successful Interamerican Conference on Trade Development in the region.

Special Public Policy Correspondent, Charleston Mercury, 2005-2011 Featured Columnist, Charleston Tea Party Patriot 2011-

Consultant /Investment Banker/ Attorney, 2000-2002 As a consultant served as principle strategic advisor to the CEO and the Board of Directors of ASCII Technology Holdings, Inc., ATH owns the ASCII Group Inc and the Internet software development company; TechnologyNet, Inc. ASCII is the world’s largest independent group of information technology (IT) value added resellers (VARs). TechnologyNet has created for ASCII application software that has added valuable new sources of scaleable revenue to the Company model.

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*Restructured the two operating companies through mergers creating a Delaware holding company.

*Through three substantial formal rounds and several informal financings, maintained financial viability of TechnologyNet.

*Negotiated significant discounts in TechnologyNet payables and conversion of large denomination debt instruments to equity, permitting mergers to proceed and surviving company to continue virtually debt free.

Natural Solutions Corporation Board/Executive Committee, 1997-2002 (Formerly Ice Ban) Rescued Ice Ban Corporation by finding required funding and the implementation of strong supportive board leadership.

*Restructured the Corporation with new Charter and bylaws, secured experienced management and Board of Directors.

*Obtained a multi million operating fund and transfer of corporate control to experienced operator in new location.

*Drafted and obtained passage of measure authorizing 90% funding by States from Federal Highway funds for use of Company’s product on bridges, elevated roadways and approaches.

Partner, Senior Partner, President or Secretary Barnett & Alagia, 1985-89 Patterson, Belknap, Webb & Tyler, 1989-91 Freer & Alagia et al P.C., 1991-97 Baise, Miller & Freer, P.C., 1997-2000

Private Practice of law for my clients including, Amstar Corporation, M & M Mars, Ice Ban, Inc., Churchill Ltd, Colgate Palmolive, Johnson & Johnson, Praxis Biologics, Warren Car & Tank, Trans World Express, The U.S, Cuba Business Council, Regent University, David Hamilton Smith Investments, and Flight International.

Practice was largely Federal Agency and legislative based and included: Obtaining early termination of waiting period for multi million dollar merger of Praxis into American Cyanamid; duty drawback for millions of dollars in imports; defending client in federal criminal prosecution in duty drawback proceeding and obtaining millions in moiety for diverted product recovered by federal prosecution of guilty parties; drafting of major legislation amending Federal Highway statute worth millions to client; counseling clients on Robinson-Patman compliance; drafting major statute in international relations area and counseling House and Senate committees re same; Successful representation of major advertisers in FTC proceedings and continuing anti-trust counseling of several major clients.

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Vice President, 1974-1984 Kimberly-Clark Corporation Senior corporate officer responsible for regulatory compliance, governmental relations, and energy and environmental management. Also served as General Counsel.

*Directed all state and federal government relations *Drafted significant comments to FDA on Medical device amendments largely adopted by Agency. *Led Company response to Toxic Shock crisis and succeeded by our prompt actions in largely eliminating negative effects on Company *Obtained Federal clearance for $350,000,000 sale of significant Timber holdings in California at height of market value. *Led legal team implementing decision to create Midwest Express as regulated air carrier and represented the Company before the CAB. Airline created without use of outside resources at substantial savings to Company and has operated profitably since, both before and since it was spun out as a public entity. *Led legal team creating Integrated Services Corporation (ISC) as a regulated Common carrier for all commodities in 39 states and DC. *Led successful industry response to dumping in U.S. of kraft capacitor tissue and represented Company before the ITC in this fully litigated matter and before the full Commission on several others. *Managed corporate energy resources and ensured compliance with all state and federal environmental requirements. *Company fully complied with and was a leader in environmentally focused operation of its business. There were no fines for effluent limitations violations during my tenure.

Executive Assistant to the General Counsel, 1971-74 U.S. Department of Transportation Served as the senior assistant to the General Counsel of the Department in the management of the Department in the delivery of legal services, served as the primary contact on Coast Guard Judge Advocate General reviews and the correction of military records; represented the department before the Interstate Commerce Commission in the revision of consumer protection rules in the Household moving industry, served as the office liaison with the Chief Counsels of the Department’s modal agencies.

Advertising Examiner, Trial Attorney, 1964-71 U.S. Federal Trade Commission Assistant to the Chairman, Liaison Officer, & Assistant to the General Counsel Served as a trial attorney in both the Consumer Protection and Anti-competitive practice areas of the Commissions responsibility, selected as a legal advisor to Chairman Weinberger and subsequently Miles Kirkpatrick, represented the Commission in negotiating its liaison agreements with sister agencies and on Capitol Hill. (Case Appendix available upon request) Recipient, Distinguished Service Award.

ORGANIZATIONAL ACTIVITIES Chairman & CEO, 1988-2005, Lawyers for the Republic

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Co-founded and chaired this organization that supports various voting rights activities including the preservation of minority rights in reapportionment. *Sponsors the Ronald Reagan Award for Excellence in Law and Public Policy. *Ran the Fairness for the 90s project, which raised over 3 million dollars and provided data and software to minority groups interested in electoral redistricting. Extensive data was given to Harvard after redistricting for 1990 was concluded. Foundation also... * Supported the creation of Finding Our Roots; Facing Our Future: America in the Twenty First Century Book was published in 1997 by Madison Books. Board of Governors, 1985-2000 The Republican National Lawyers Association Co-founded this group and directed its expansion into a national organization with more than 1,500 members. Served as its first general counsel. Also served as Assistant General Counsel of the 1984,88,92, and 1996 Republican National Conventions.

Board Member, 1979-1984 Washington Metropolitan Area Corporate Counsels Association President, 1979-1981 Founded this association and served as its first president which grew to a membership of 450 corporate attorneys in two years. It is now a chapter of the American Corporate Counsels Association.

Chairman Emeritus, 1994-Present Washington Episcopal School Chairman & CEO, 1986-1994 Designed and directed the start-up operations of this blue-ribbon nursery-grade 8 school, guiding its growth from minimum assets to a serviceable endowment and an excellent reputation in the community. *Completed the licensure, staffing, planning, and tax clearance for the 501(c)(3) status of the school and enrolled 91 students in less than six months. Today the school has over 275 students and 50 faculty and owns its own building *During my eight years as its Chairman, we had 100% annual giving and succeeded in operating on cash flow without any borrowing whatsoever.

Commissioner, 1983-93 Presidents Commission on White House Fellowship Appointed by President Reagan and reappointed by President George H.W. Bush. We selected and supported Fellows for Service as Assistants for Cabinet Officers and other senior staff of the Administration. Fellows were selected for one year on merit and on a non-partisan basis in conjunction with other commissioners. As I was resident in Washington, it also became my job to assist Fellows in placement related issues.

Board Member, 1986-94: Asst Sec 1989-90; The Corcoran Gallery of Art Secretary 1990-92; and Chairman of the Bylaws Committee 1992 and Chairman of the Policy Committee 1993-4 Served in critical leadership of the Gallery at a time of great challenge. Led changes in Board structure and Gallery policies that resulted in the revitalization of this internationally acclaimed institution.

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EDUCATION

*Juris Doctorate, University of Virginia 1966 *Bachelor of Arts, Princeton University 1963

LICENSURE COURTS: *Supreme Court of Virginia (June 6, 1966) *U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia (January 26, 1968) *U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit (May 1, 1969) *U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit (November 26, 1973) *U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit (December 11, 1973) *United States Supreme Court (June 11, 1973) *United States Court of Federal Claims (December 19, 1986) *U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia (January 19, 1990)

Associate member South Carolina Bar (2007-) Certified Mediator (2007-)

INVESTMENT ADVISOR: *NASDAQ, Series 65, registered investment advisor (Oct., 1999)

CLEARANCES: *Department of Defense, National Industrial Security Program, *Top Secret clearance, November 1, 1996- 2001

PUBLICATIONS:

BOOKS: *Editor and Contributor: Finding Our Roots Facing Our Future, Madison Books 1997. *Citadel Values, Special edition for The Corps, 8/07 commercial release October 07, Book Surge LLC. * Citadel Values II, 2010, University Press of America, and fiction * Eagles Quest 2008, (Writing as Elliott Robins): Book Surge, E-book 2012 (Now Creative Space, a division of Amazon)

Articles: *The Federal Trade Commission - A Study in Survival (26 Bus. Lawyer 1505), July, 1971. *FDA-FTC Discretionary Regulation Under the Fair Packaging and Labeling Act(27 Bus. Lawyer 581), January, 1982.

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*FDA-FTC Liaison, Teamwork That Pays Off(26 Food Drug Cosmetic L.J. 439, (1971), reprinted from the April 1971 issue of FDA Papers (5 FDA Papers 4). *(A Review) Transportation Regulations - A revision of Tedrow Earlier Work by Marvin L. Fair and John Guandolo (66 L.L.J. 325), (1973). *Pre-Appointment Review of Appointments to the Regulatory Commissions, memorandum with Professor Ernest Gellhorn for the Antitrust Section of the ABA, approved and forwarded to the House of Delegates (4/12/77/). *Assuring Competence in Federal Agency Appointments, with Professor Ernest Gellhorn (65 ABA Journal 218) (February, 1979). *Contract Counsel An Alternative to the High Cost of Corporate Legal Services. National Law Journal, October 21, 1985, P. 14. *Assessing the Future in Environmental Liability Coverage; with Robert S. Faron based on my remarks before the 24th Annual Meeting of the Risk and Insurance Management Society; Bureau of National Affairs, 1 Toxics Law Reporter 52 (June 18, 1986). *Risk Mechanisms: Escalators and Public Safety, with Cyndra Harvey Van Clief, Journal of Products Liability, Vol. 11, pp. 319-333 (1988). *The Significance of Restitution in the Economic Recovery of Cuba, prepared for the Blue Ribbon Committee on the Reconstruction of Cuba, May 25, 1993. *Expropriation: United States Claimants; Rights and the Future of Cuba, published in 1994 edition of the University Of Miami Yearbook Of International Law. *Restitutions Role in the Recovery of the Cuban Economy, prepared for the conference on The Future of the Sugar Industry in a Free Cuba, July 15, 1994. *Helms-Burton: Myths and Reality, prepared for the Fifth Annual Meeting of the Association for the Study of the Cuban Economy, August, 1995. *Towards Cuba & Economic Recovery: Restitutions Role, prepared for the Conference on the Role of the Sugar Industry in the Economic Reconstruction of a Free Cuba, December 8, 1995. *Towards an International Property Rights Treaty; prepared for the Fourth Conference of the Cuba Sugar Industry Institute, December 13, 1997. *Paper presented: Sarbanes-Oxley, The Law of Unintended Consequences, with Dr. Liz W. Arnold, to The 2007 Oxford Conference on Business and Economics, June 2007 * Unintended Consequences: Sarbanes Oxley and Its Progeny, 7 South Carolina Journal of International Law and Business 47, (fall 2010) * The Presidential Transition Process—Successes, Failures and Trends, accepted for publication, Regent University Journal of Law and Social Policy, Spring 2013

OP-EDS

* Note to Europe: Squeeze Castro;, Journal of Commerce, 5/23/96. *Helms-Burton Can Aid Cuba, Journal of Commerce, 7/25/96. *The Myth of Helms-Burton, The Globe and Mail (Toronto), 8/8/96. * Home Rule Was a Big Mistake, Washington Post, 9/22/96. * U.S. Should Stay the Course on Cuba, Journal of Commerce, 10/11/96. * President Bush Finishing Churchill’s War; Charleston Post & Courier, 3/27/03 * Then and Now. Forbes, page 32, 4/28/03 * Church-State Wall is a Recent Fiction, Charleston & Courier, 5/8/03

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* Put Senate Filibusters in Check, Charleston Post and Courier, Page 13A 9/3/03 *We Must Embrace a Global Economy; Florida Times-Union 11/25/04 * Social Security Reform Long Overdue; Charleston Mercury 04/15/05 * The Law of Unintended Consequences: Thy Name is Sarbanes Oxley, Charleston Mercury, 4/28/05, p. 13 * Give, but Give Wisely, Charleston Mercury p.25 4/28/05 * Thriving in the New Economy, Charleston Mercury, 5/12/05 p.12 * Advise and Consent, Please! , Charleston Mercury, 6/9/05 p. 13 * Tax Reform Charleston Mercury, 6/23/05 p. 13 * Getting Rid of Pork, Charleston Mercury, 7/7/05 p.16 * Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor ... Charleston Mercury 7/21/05 p.13 * Nor May Private Property... Charleston Mercury, 8/4/05 p.13 * The Long Gray Line, Charleston Mercury, 8/18/05 p.11 * No Mans Life, Liberty or Property... Charleston Mercury, 9/1/05, p.16 * My Mother Used to Say, Charleston Mercury, 9/15/05, p.16 * Stairway to the Stars, Charleston Mercury, 9/29/05, p.16 * Meeting the Global Challenge, Charleston Mercury, 10/13/05, p.16 * What’s the Fuss?, Charleston Mercury, 10/27/05, p.16 * Let Their Voices Be Heard, Charleston Mercury, 11/10/05, p.16 * American Anthem, Charleston Mercury, 11/24/05, p.16 * Yes, Virginia There is a Santa Claus, Charleston Mercury, 12/8/05, p.16 * Katrina Christmas, Charleston Mercury, 12/22/05, p.16 *To Nano or Not to Nano, Charleston Mercury, 1/5/06 p.12 * Be it Resolved, Charleston Mercury, 1/19/06, p.16 * The Best Friend of Charleston, Charleston Mercury, 2/2/06 P.16 * The Cowboy, The Charleston Mercury, 2/16/06, p.16 * Regaining its Balance, a Supreme Court Voyage, The Charleston Mercury, 3/2/06 p.16 * Churchill’s Peace, The Charleston Mercury, 3/16/06, p.16 * So Help Me God, The Charleston Mercury, 3/30/06, p.16 * Churchill’s Peace (II), The Charleston Mercury, 4/13/06 p.16 * National Resource Development: Priority #1, The Charleston Mercury, 4/27/06 p. 16 * Faith Reaffirmed, The Charleston Mercury, 5/11/06, p.16 * 1001110011010, The Charleston Mercury, 5/25/06, p.16 * A Billion Here, A Billion There; The Charleston Mercury, 6/08/06, p.16 * In The Beginning, The Charleston Mercury, 6/22/06 p. 16 * Last Best Hope, The Charleston Mercury, 7/08/06, p.16 * Good Fences Make Good Neighbors, The Charleston Mercury,7/20/06 p.16 * National Backbone, The Charleston Mercury, 8/03/06 p. 16 * Summer of Our Discontent, The Charleston Mercury, 8/17/06 p. 16 * Is There a White Rose in Cuba’s Future?, Charleston Mercury, 8/31/06, p.16 * Stem Cells, The Charleston Mercury, 9/14/06 p.16 * The Question of the Day The Charleston Mercury, 9/28/06 p.16 * Behold The Frog, The Charleston Mercury, 10/12/06, p.16 * Political Corruption, The Charleston Mercury, 10/26/06, p.16 * Privacy, The Charleston Mercury, 11/09/06, p.16 * Thanksgiving, The Charleston Mercury, 11/21/06, p.16

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* The Bell Curve Election, The Charleston Mercury, 12/07/06 p.16 * Duty, The Charleston Mercury, 12/21/06 p.16 *Stem Cells, The Charleston Mercury, 01/04/07, p.16 *Leaders of Principle, The Charleston Mercury 01/18/07, p.16 *Political Conflict, The Charleston Mercury, 02/01/07, p.16 *The Long Gray Line, The Charleston Mercury, 02/15/07, p.16 * Pollyanna New Year; The Charleston Mercury, 01/04/07, p.16 * Leaders of Principle; The Charleston Mercury, 01/18/07. p.16 * Pandora’s Box, The Charleston Mercury, 02/01/07, p.16 * Smiling Faces, Beautiful Places; The Charleston Mercury, 02/15/07, p.16 * Fortitude and The Future of Iraq, The Charleston Mercury, 03/01/07, p.16 * Shift Happens, The Charleston Mercury, 03/15/07, p.16 * Generational Heritage; The Charleston Mercury, 03/29/07 p.16 * Best of Times, Worst of Times, The Charleston Mercury, 04/12/07, p.16 * No Man is an Island, The Charleston Mercury, 04/26/07, p.16 * Myths and Reality II, The Charleston Mercury, 05/10/07, p16 * Commencement, The Charleston Mercury, 05/24/07, p.16 * Old Glory, The Charleston Mercury, 06/07/07, p.16 * Birds on the Campaign, Elephants in The Living Room, Charleston Mercury, 06/21/07, p.16 * What’s a Conservative to Do? The Charleston Mercury, 07/05/07, p.16 * Heroes, The Charleston Mercury, O7/19/07, p.16 * Duty Honor Country, The Charleston Mercury, 08/02/07, p.16 * Let Me Entertain You, The Charleston Mercury, 08/16/07, p.16 * The Real Election, The Charleston Mercury, 08/30/07, p.16 * Paying the Piper, The Charleston Mercury, 09/13/07, p.16 * World in Chrysalis, The Charleston Mercury, 09/27/07, p.16 * Divided Nation, The Charleston Mercury, 10/11/07, p. 16 * Growing Pains, The Charleston Mercury, 10/25/07, p.16 *Our Digital Future, The Charleston Mercury, 11/08/07, p. 16 *Give Thanks, 2007, The Charleston Mercury, 11/20/07, p.16 *Nation on Trial, The Charleston Mercury, 12/06/07, p. 16 *Oh, Holy Night, The Charleston Mercury, 12/19/07, p.16 *Resolutions 2008, The Charleston Mercury, 01/03/08, p.16 *So the Fun Begins, The Charleston Mercury, 01/17/08, p. 16 *Change! Bring Me Change!, The Charleston Mercury, 01/31/08, p.16 Transformational Capitalism, The Charleston Mercury, 02/14/08, p.16 *Leadership, The Charleston Mercury, 02/28/08, p.16 *The Sorcerer’s Apprentice, The Charleston Mercury, 03/13/08, p.16 *We have Met the Enemy and He Is Us, The Charleston Mercury, 03/27/078, p.16 *Quo Vadis, The Charleston Mercury, 04/10/08, p.16 *”Roaming” For Insight: The More Things Change.., 04/24/08 * Leave My Guns and Bibles Alone, The Charleston Mercury, 05/08/08, p. 16 *A Cadet Shall Not Lie, Cheat or Steal, The Charleston Mercury, 05/22/2008, p.16 * Appeasement, The Charleston Mercury, 06/05/07, p.16 *Drill Here! Drill Now! Pay Less, The Charleston Mercury, 06/19/08, p. 16

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*Free Enterprise: More Not Less!, The Charleston Mercury, 07/31/08, p.16 *A Citizen’s National Platform, The Charleston Mercury, 07/31/08, p.16 *The Only Thing We Have To Fear, The Charleston Mercury, 10/09/08 p.16 *Through The Looking Glass, The Charleston Mercury, 01/29/09, p. 16 * Seeking Bottom, The Charleston Mercury, 02/12/09, p. 16 *This Too Will Pass, The Charleston Mercury, 02/26/09, p.16 *Web 2.0: The World Is Flat, The Charleston Mercury, 02/12/09, p. 16 *Moral Hazard and America’s Future, The Charleston Mercury, 02/26/09, p. 16 *No Man is Safe, The Charleston Mercury, 04/09/09, p.16 *Come on Home America, The Charleston Mercury, 04/23/09, p.16 *Tomorrow’s Leaders, The Charleston Mercury, 05/7/09, p.16 * So, You Want to Do Something, The Charleston Mercury, 05/21/09, p.16 *The Emperor, The Charleston Mercury, 06/04/09, p.16 *Protect and Defend, The Charleston Mercury, 06/18/09, p.16 * Challenge from a Reader: Dear Dapray, The Charleston Mercury, 07/02/09, p. 16 *The Way Back, The Charleston Mercury, 07/16/09, p.16 *American Independence Party, The Charleston Mercury, 07/30/09, p.16 *Crooning Off Key, The Charleston Mercury, 08/08/09, p.16 *Leadership’s Road, The Charleston Mercury, 08/13/09, p.16 *First, Do No Harm, The Charleston Mercury, 08/27/09, p.16 * Any Adults Out There, The Charleston Mercury, 09/10/09, p. 16 * To Everything There is a Season, The Charleston Mercury, 09/24/09, p.16 *Reflections, The Charleston Mercury, 10/22/09, p.16 *Reflections, The Charleston Mercury, 10/29/09, p.16 * Crooning Off Key, The Charleston Mercury, 10/08/09, p. 16 *Capitalism, Misunderstood Engine, The Charleston Mercury, 11/05/09, p.16 * Thanksgiving 2009, The Charleston Mercury, 11/19/09, p. 16 * Too Big To Fail, The Charleston Mercury, 12/03/09, p.16 *God Bless Us, Everyone, The Charleston Mercury, 12/17/09, p.18 *America in the Balance, The Charleston Mercury, 12/31/09, p.16 *An Educated Citizenry, The Charleston Mercury, 01/14/10, p.16 *Time to Show Our Mettle, The Charleston Mercury, 01/28/10, p.16 *Bank Reform, The Charleston Mercury, 02/11/10, p.16 *Tea Anyone, The Charleston Mercury, 02/25/10, p. 16 *Tea, Anyone? Take II, The Charleston Mercury, 03/11/101, p.16 *Money, The Charleston Mercury, 03/25/10, p.16 *The Way Forward, The Charleston Mercury, 04/08/10, p.16 *Entitlements, The Charleston Mercury, 04/22/10, p.16 *Just Leave Me Alone, The Charleston Mercury, 05/06/10, p.16 * Let’s Have a New Grace Commission, The Charleston Mercury, 05/20/10, p.16 *Return To the Swamp, The Charleston Mercury, 06/03/10, p.16 *Wages Of Sin, The Charleston Mercury, 06/17/10, p.16 *South Carolina Policy Council, Provoking Debate on Port Policy and Spending, The Charleston Mercury, 07/01/10, p.16 *Progressive 3, America 0, The Charleston Mercury, 07/15/10, p.16 *Daisy Chain, The Charleston Mercury, 08/12/10, p.16

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*Welcome Back, Corps 2010, The Charleston Mercury, 08/26/10, p.16 *2+2=4, The Charleston Mercury, 09/09/10, p.16 *Prayer, The Charleston Mercury, 09/23/10, p.16 *Free George Bush, The Charleston Mercury, 10/07/10, p.16 *The Hard Road Ahead, The Charleston Mercury, 10/21/10, p.16 *Ethics In Public Policy, The Charleston Mercury, 11/04/10, p.16 *Thanksgiving 2010, The Charleston Mercury, 11/18/2010, p.16 *A Conversation Between Friends, The Charleston Mercury, 12/02/10, p.16 *Advent, The Charleston Mercury, 12/16/10, p.16 *2011, Duty Calls, The Charleston Mercury, 12/30/10, p.4 *Destiny Beckons, The Charleston Mercury, 01/13/11, p.4 *Freedom of Speech, The Charleston Mercury, 01/27/11, p.4 *Follow The Yellow Brick Road, The Charleston Mercury, 02/10/11, p. 4 *Public Ignorance, The Charleston Mercury, 02/24/11 p. 4

BLOG POSTS: Charleston Tea Party Patriot www.Charlestonteaparty.org

Townhall.com 8/12-

1. Moral Hazard: September 29, 2011 2. Is Life So Dear: October 19, 2011 3. Play it Again, Sam October 21, 2011 4. Capitalism, October 26, 2011 5. American Trinity: September 16, 2011 6. Money: November 2, 2011 7. This Too Will Pass: November 9, 2011 8. Happy Thanksgiving, November 24, 2011 9. American Crossroads November 18, 2011 10. The Watchman: December 12, 2011 11. Is it Too Late: September 1, 2011 12. Yes, Virginia, There is a Santa Claus 12/23/11 13. Judicial Independence, 1/10/12 14. The Sun is on its Horizon, 1/23/12 15. American Exceptionalism 2/17/12 16. 2012 Election, 3/22/12 17. American Faith 3/29/12 18. First Principles 4/10/12 19. Stare Decisis 4/30/12 20. Free To Choose 5/3/12 21. Illusions 5/17/12 22. Philosophes 5/24/12 23. Morality of Capitalism 6/15/12 24. American Conservatism 7/3/12

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25. It is Up to You! 7/12/12 26. Obamanomics 7/26/12 27. Banking Hullabaloo 8/9/12 28. Truth Shall Make You Free 8/26/12 29. Leadership Road 2012 9/5/12 30. The More Things Change, 9/18/12 31. For Want Of A Nail, 9/23/12 32. Cuckoo Medicine, 10/15/12 33. Capitalism, The Moral Economic Philosophy, 11/01/12 34. Light A Candle, 11/13/12 35. Thanksgiving 2012, 11/20/12

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY:

*Member, Department of Education, Civil Rights Reviewing Authority, 1991. *Captain of the Land Team of the Presidents Private Sector Survey on Cost Control in the Federal Government, 1982-83. *Member, Administrative Conference of the United States, 1981-1986. *Founder, President and Chairman of the Board (1980, 1981), Washington Metropolitan Area Corporate Counsel Association, Inc. (WMACCA) made up of corporate counsel representing more than 450 corporations in the Washington metropolitan area. Continued as a member of its Board of Directors through 1983. *Arbitrator, National Panel, American Arbitration Association, 1980-1996. *Chairman, A.B.A. Sub-Committee on Corporate Law Department Profitability Section of Economics of Law Practice (1981-1983). Chairman, Corporate Governance Subcommittee, ABA Section of Business, Banking and Corporation Law.(1980-2) *Member, Government and Regulatory Affairs Committee, U.S. Chamber of Commerce (1976-1982). FTC Steering Group and the Chamber & Administrative Law Council. Member Public Affairs Committee (1992- ). *Member, NAM Tax Committee (1974-1979) and Chairman, NAM Sub-Committee on Corporate Governance (1978-1979). *Member, Sub-Committee on Competition of Federal Trade Commission Committee, Antitrust Section, American Bar Association. *Executive Committee, Forest Industries Committee on Timber Valuation & Taxation (1977-1980). Also Technical Advisory Committee (1974-1984). *Rotary Club of Washington (1972-1977, 1985-1988).Rotary Club of Charleston (2004-) Paul Harris Fellow (2005) Bd Member 2008-10, Chmn By-Laws Committee and Counsel, 2010-, Member, group study exchange with West Germany (May-July, 1968); formally presented to the Supreme Court of Germany (July 2, 1968). Chairman, Hub

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Club Exchange Committee (1974-1975). Chairman, Rotary Foundation Committee (1975-1976). Member, Academy of Political Science 2012- *Deputy Chairman, Transportation Council, Federal Bar Association (1972-1977). *Nominated for and attended the United States Army War College - National Security Seminar, Carlisle Barracks, Pennsylvania, 1999 *Member, Advisory Board, Miami Medical Team Foundation 1997-

COMMUNITY ACTIVITY:

*Founder and Chairman, now Chairman Emeritus of the Board of Trustees, Washington Episcopal School, 1986-present. *Chairman, Board of Visitors, Regent University School of Law. 1994-2004 (Now Chairman Emeritus) *Member, Board of Trustees, Corcoran Gallery of Art, 1986-1993. Chairman, Annual Fund Drive 1987-89. Chairman, By Laws Committee, 1990. Assistant Secretary 1990, Secretary 1991-92, Elected Charter Trustee 1990. Institutional Policy Committee 1991- 1993, Chairman 1991. *Member, Mens Committee, Alexander Graham Bell Society for the Deaf, 1986-2000. Chairman, 1991. *Member of the Committee, Children & Hearing and Speech Center of the National Childrens Hospital Medical Center. *Chairman, American Film Institute Steering Committee Centennial of Film Celebration 1992-93. *Chairman Host Committee U.S.O. Christmas Gala 1992 *Member Parents Council, College of Charleston, 1996- and Chairman, 2000-2002

POLITICAL ACTIVITY

*National Co-Chairman 1988 and State Chairman (Md.) 1986, 1987, The Presidents Dinner. Member, Finance Committee, Maryland State Republican Party, 1986-1989.

*Member, Board of Governors, General Counsel and Chairman of the Nominating Committee, Republican National Lawyers Association 1985-1989, 1992-* Vice Chairman, 1988-1989, 1992-. Chairman, Republican National Lawyers Association Convention, 1988.

*National Chairman, Corporate Counsel for Reagan-Bush 1984, member, Reagan-Bush & 84 Legal Advisory Board. Assistant General Counsel, Republican National Convention, 1984, 1988, 1996, Assistant General Counsel and Assistant Sergeant at Arms, 1992. Lawyers for Bush-Quayle National Advisory Board, 1988, 1992, Associate Executive Director - Issues, Lawyers for Bush-Quayle and Member Civil Justice Reform Task Force. Co-Chairman, American Bicentennial Presidential Inaugural Ball, 1989.

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*Senior Advisor on Pre-transition Planning, Reagan for President Campaign (1980) (Casper W. Weinberger, Edwin Meese III).

*Founder and Coordinator (1977-1980), National Issues Luncheon Group made up of young Republicans who held Senior Policy positions in the Nixon and Ford Administrations.

*NASD Series 65 Examination and registration as an Investment Advisor: October, 1999 * Department of Industrial Secrets Program, Top Secret clearance 11/1/96 lapsed in 2001

CLUBS AND SOCIETIES: *North Carolina Society of the Cincinnati *Commander, Order of St. John *Chevy Chase Club *Metropolitan Club of the City of Washington

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