Lest We Forget - Historical Archives

Glowing crossed swords on a red background with faint soldier silhouettes, symbolizing conflict and strategy for The Art of War Lessons.

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The Art of War Lessons in Modern Leadership

📰 In this Lest We Forget History episode, Lillian Cauldwell explores The Art of War Lessons and how Sun Tzu’s timeless strategies expose critical gaps in modern leadership. Discover why understanding both yourself and your adversary remains essential in today’s geopolitical landscape.

Lillian Cauldwell discusses presidents exceeding power in U.S. history, exploring how unchecked authority threatens democracy and freedom.

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Presidents Exceeding Power Through History

📰 Presidents exceeding power have challenged America’s democracy for generations. In this episode of Lest We Forget Historical, Lillian Cauldwell examines how unchecked authority and weak safeguards can erode freedom—and why remembering these lessons from history matters now more than ever.

Project 2025 and the threat to democracy — symbolic image of the U.S. Constitution illuminated beneath a fading golden crown, representing democracy resisting monarchy.

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Project 2025 and the Threat to Democracy

⚖️ In this episode of Lest We Forget History, Lillian Cauldwell explores Project 2025 and the threat to democracy, revealing how a plan to crown a would-be king was stopped by the people’s resilience.

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McCarthyism Revisited: Power, Fear, and Loyalty

⚖️ Lest We Forget History examines McCarthyism Revisited, exploring how political fear and loyalty tests threaten democracy today. Host Lillian Cauldwell connects past and present abuses of power, warning what happens when citizens forget history’s hardest lessons.

First Ladies Who Outshone Their Husbands – collage featuring Eleanor Roosevelt, Jackie Kennedy, and Michelle Obama

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First Ladies Who Outshone Their Husbands

🌟 Lillian Cauldwell explores First Ladies Who Outshone Their Husbands, sharing how 25 women shaped the nation with guidance, influence, and quiet strength.

Microphone with red censored tape against the U.S. Constitution backdrop, symbolizing an authoritarian media crackdown.

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Authoritarian Media Crackdown: Echoes of History

⚖️ In this episode of Lest We Forget History, Lillian Cauldwell exposes an authoritarian media crackdown and reminds us of the cost of silence.

Understanding the 20th Amendment in History

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Understanding the 20th Amendment in History

📜 Lillian Cauldwell explores the 20th Amendment in Lest We Forget History, stressing civic duty, constitutional principles, and preserving our freedoms.

Amendment 19 and Women’s Voting Rights – Lillian Cauldwell explains the law’s lasting power on Lest We Forget History

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Amendment 19 and Women’s Voting Rights Explained

Lillian Cauldwell explores Amendment 19 and women’s voting rights in Lest We Forget History, highlighting its promise of equality at the ballot box.

Image of the U.S. Constitution parchment with a gavel and scales of justice, symbolizing U.S. Constitution Rights and judicial power

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U.S. Constitution Rights in Article III Explained

Lillian Cauldwell examines U.S. Constitution Rights in Article III, Section 2, highlighting freedoms secured through America’s struggles and judicial authority.

Alt Text: First Amendment Section 7: Financial Power – illustration of U.S. Capitol with balance scale symbolizing government debt and treaty obligations

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First Amendment Section 7: Financial Power

Lillian Cauldwell unpacks First Amendment Section 7 and how it shapes the financial backbone of the U.S. Constitution and our economic system.