Long term impact
We are a nation based on the rule of law, but we now shrug when our laws are routinely flouted and seem to accept that one can pick and choose which ones to follow.
Why is it Important to Engage?
Governor Whitman and Tom Daschle, Former Democratic Majority Leader of the Senate, share why engaging with our differences helps us make better decisions.
Christie Whitman: How we can get a woman in the White House
Governor Whitman reflects on the challenges women face when running for office, offering a blueprint to mitigate these challenges for future women in politics.
Whitman: Elect More Women to Counteract Misogyny in NJ Politics
Governor Whitman advocates the election of more women in public office to fight against misogyny in the political world.
Weld collects endorsements in presidential campaign
Presidential candidate William Weld secures endorsement from Governor Whitman as he seeks an upset win in New Hampshire primary over President Trump.
A president who Ignores the constitution is a colossal threat—even to his own party
In the wake of President Trump's impeachment, Governor Whitman warns of the dangers Trump poses to his own party.
Many Faces, One Family
When I was governor, our motto for one state was “Many Faces, One Family”. It reflected the diversity that makes our state strong. The horrific shooting in Jersey City flies in the face of all that is great in our state. Yet we are not alone...
Open letter to Congress
The time is coming when the members of, first the House, and then potentially the Senate will have to take the most important votes of their lives...
Trump administration’s war on science has hit ‘crisis point’, experts warn
Governor Whitman joins a nonpartisan task force of former government officials to denounce the Trump administration's treatment of science.
For Scientific Integrity in Government, Fix Political Appointments Process
Writer Viola Gienger highlights Governor Whitman's work in bipartisan task force which found that many senior U.S. officials over the past three presidential administrations subsumed scientific integrity to their political or personal interests.