by John Russonello, Thu Aug 26, 2010 at 12:10:10 PM EDT
(Cross-posted from Think it Through.)
As a former speechwriter for politicians, I pity President Obama's scribes this week. Their assignment is to craft a speech recognizing the last U.S. “combat” troops leaving Iraq. I can feel their frustration at being asked to draft remarks that defy reality.
Here is an opportunity for the President’s word merchants to turn frustration into a positive result for the country.
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by John Russonello, Thu Aug 26, 2010 at 12:10:10 PM EDT
(Cross-posted from Think it Through.)
As a former speechwriter for politicians, I pity President Obama's scribes this week. Their assignment is to craft a speech recognizing the last U.S. “combat” troops leaving Iraq. I can feel their frustration at being asked to draft remarks that defy reality.
Here is an opportunity for the President’s word merchants to turn frustration into a positive result for the country.
There's more...
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by John Russonello, Thu Aug 26, 2010 at 12:10:10 PM EDT
(Cross-posted from Think it Through.)
As a former speechwriter for politicians, I pity President Obama's scribes this week. Their assignment is to craft a speech recognizing the last U.S. “combat” troops leaving Iraq. I can feel their frustration at being asked to draft remarks that defy reality.
Here is an opportunity for the President’s word merchants to turn frustration into a positive result for the country.
There's more...
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by John Russonello, Thu Aug 26, 2010 at 12:10:10 PM EDT
(Cross-posted from Think it Through.)
As a former speechwriter for politicians, I pity President Obama's scribes this week. Their assignment is to craft a speech recognizing the last U.S. “combat” troops leaving Iraq. I can feel their frustration at being asked to draft remarks that defy reality.
Here is an opportunity for the President’s word merchants to turn frustration into a positive result for the country.
There's more...
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by John Russonello, Thu Aug 26, 2010 at 12:10:10 PM EDT
(Cross-posted from Think it Through.)
As a former speechwriter for politicians, I pity President Obama's scribes this week. Their assignment is to craft a speech recognizing the last U.S. “combat” troops leaving Iraq. I can feel their frustration at being asked to draft remarks that defy reality.
Here is an opportunity for the President’s word merchants to turn frustration into a positive result for the country.
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