Posted on June 16, 2008 by Joe Loveland
African American men are one of Barack Obama’s strongest constituencies. And yesterday, Father’s Day, he called them out about disproportionately high levels of asbsentee fatherhood among African American men.
This is tough stuff. This is akin to John McCain going to white seniors and lecturing them about the current structure of Social Security and Medicare [...]
Filed under: Communications, Politics | Tagged: Father's Day, Hillary Clinton, McCain, Nixon goes to China, Obama, speech | 13 Comments »
Posted on June 11, 2008 by Joe Loveland
Posted on April 28, 2008 by Joe Loveland
The Democrats continue to question Senator John McCain about his comment about potentially keeping troops in Iraq for as long as 100 years. The latest example:
And the media continues to criticize Democrats’ criticism of McCain’s comment? For instance, New York Times columnist Gail Collins recently wrote:
The story that McCain said he was prepared [...]
Filed under: Communications, Media, Politics | Tagged: 100 years, advertising, DNC ad, Gail Collins, Japan, Korea, McCain, New York Times | 17 Comments »
Posted on April 23, 2008 by Gary Hornseth
Time’s Mark Halperin (whose “The Page” is one of the more useful and appealing of the major news outlets’ blogs, IMHO) noted yesterday that two Obama staffers left Pennsylvania last night sporting “Stop the Drama, Vote Obama” t-shirts.
Now, I’m not sure to which of the associated election dramas the slogan originally referred, but the obvious [...]
Filed under: Communications, PR, Politics | Tagged: Clinton, democrats, McCain, Obama, primaries | 7 Comments »
Posted on April 22, 2008 by Joe Loveland
Today the Pew Research Center released a survey in which an overwhelming number of Americans said the news coverage of conservative Republican Senator John McCain has been mostly positive. Three times more Americans said McCain’s news coverage had been “mostly positive” (36%) than those who said the coverage had been “mostly negative” (11%).” The [...]
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Posted on April 7, 2008 by Joe Loveland
Whether the cable TV news bias is left, middle or right, it most certainly leans toward the melodramatic. Witness CNN’s recent coverage of a presidential “heckler.”
Here is the video.
The Secret Service must have been on pins and needles.
Holy Hannah. This kids sounds like she could be Miss Manners’ daughter. Hecklers don’t [...]
Filed under: Media | Tagged: Alexandria, heckler, McCain, student, war hero | 3 Comments »