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Madeleine Albright and the Press
(Editor's note: the following is based on her recent book.) There has probably never been a more press-friendly Secretary of State than Madeleine Albright. She grew up in Denver hoping to be a...
View ArticleIntroducing Our Fourth Branch of Government; The Media
by Lance Winslow, founder of Car Wash Guys, one of the largest car wash franchise systems In the United States, we have checks and balances of our government already set up. Of course, now we have a...
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The Political Establishment and the Press?
The Suppression of Sound Economics It is rather easy to criticize the political establishment. A glance at our current economic situation informs you that something fishy is going on. It is apparent...
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Cheney's Former DPS Offers Obama Staffers Advice
By Randy DeCleene WASHINGTON -- "The Change We Need" arrived on Jan. 20 with Barack Obama and Joe Biden, or at least the change 52 percent of the country thought we needed. With this comes a new group...
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Debra J. Caruso on Obama's Press Coverage
OurBlook interview with Debra J. Caruso, founder of DJC Communications in New York City. Questions are on the latest study by the Center for Media and Public Affairs on press coverage of President...
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Randy DeCleene on Elections in Iraq
OurBlook article on Iraq's Election Day 2010 by Randy DeCleene, senior advisor for international political and strategic communications to U.S. Major General Tony Cucolo The elections in Iraq on...
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Randy DeCleene on the War in Iraq
Twenty-one Going on Forty By Randy DeCleene Last week, two Task Force Marne soldiers serving with the Third Infantry Division were laid to rest as a result of wounds suffered from a roadside explosion...
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Randy DeCleene on Understanding Iraq
Straight Talk on Iraq - Hope is on the Horizon By Randy DeCleene TIKRIT, Iraq -- As journalists and consumers of news have seen, this first week of September is full of reports and commentary pieces...
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