Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid is typically on message. Notably, the man never misses an opportunity to state his disdain for the Koch brothers. But Mr. Reid was off his game in a recent interview. While answering questions on the release of Sergeant Bergdahl, he uttered the words that have been played over and over […]
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Besides the complete one-sided play of Superbowl XLVIII, the other story of the big game was Joe Namath’s coat. While only 49 degrees, Mr. Namath decided to dress for the Arctic. His over-the-top fur was the talk of sports shows and news shows alike and not just because PETA was less than amused. We were […]
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In 2004, Howard Dean effectively ended his campaign for the democratic nomination when he gave the infamous “I have a scream” speech. His campaign wasn’t over because of his platform. He didn’t use words he shouldn’t have. His campaign was over because of the way he used his voice. That scream, which was replayed over […]
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ABC US News | ABC International News Let’s talk about Representative Michael Grimm. The day after the State of the Union, he was all over the news — but not for a good reason. After an interview in the Capitol, he expressed his displeasure with the questions asked, telling the reporter: “Let me be clear […]
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In January of this year, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie held a two-hour long press conference explaining his involvement — or lack there of — in the “Bridgegate” scandal. While the Governor’s focus was to emphasize that he knew nothing about the scandal, questions turned towards the governor’s temperament — as they often do. Reporters […]
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“What difference does it make?”
/246 Comments/in Blog, Tips & Tricks /by bhallbergSenate Majority Leader Harry Reid is typically on message. Notably, the man never misses an opportunity to state his disdain for the Koch brothers. But Mr. Reid was off his game in a recent interview. While answering questions on the release of Sergeant Bergdahl, he uttered the words that have been played over and over […]
Wardrobe Malfunctions: fur coats and lapel pins
/1,203 Comments/in Blog, Tips & Tricks /by bhallbergBesides the complete one-sided play of Superbowl XLVIII, the other story of the big game was Joe Namath’s coat. While only 49 degrees, Mr. Namath decided to dress for the Arctic. His over-the-top fur was the talk of sports shows and news shows alike and not just because PETA was less than amused. We were […]
Vocals Matter: Howard Dean vs. Edward Snowden
/1,345 Comments/in In the News, Tips & Tricks, Uncategorized /by bhallbergIn 2004, Howard Dean effectively ended his campaign for the democratic nomination when he gave the infamous “I have a scream” speech. His campaign wasn’t over because of his platform. He didn’t use words he shouldn’t have. His campaign was over because of the way he used his voice. That scream, which was replayed over […]
You are always live!
/372 Comments/in Tips & Tricks /by bhallbergABC US News | ABC International News Let’s talk about Representative Michael Grimm. The day after the State of the Union, he was all over the news — but not for a good reason. After an interview in the Capitol, he expressed his displeasure with the questions asked, telling the reporter: “Let me be clear […]
“I am not a bully” and how to avoid incriminating yourself
/5,154 Comments/in Blog, Tips & Tricks /by bhallbergIn January of this year, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie held a two-hour long press conference explaining his involvement — or lack there of — in the “Bridgegate” scandal. While the Governor’s focus was to emphasize that he knew nothing about the scandal, questions turned towards the governor’s temperament — as they often do. Reporters […]