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Presidential communication changes with the times

July 24, 2011
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Presidential communication changes with the times

From Teddy Roosevelt’s Bully Pulpit to President Barack Obama’s embrace of social media, presidential communication tends to define communication as a cultural phenomenon.

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Under siege by a foreign corporation…

June 7, 2010
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Under siege by a foreign corporation…

The bad news is we’re now officially under siege by a foreign oil corporation and being held hostage by its greed, incompetence and general disdain for humankind and Mother Earth. But the good news is…oh, wait, there isn’t any good news.

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Florida grateful for Arizona.

April 28, 2010
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Florida grateful for Arizona.

Whew, it is tough trying to live up to the mantle of the screwiest state in the nation and the Sunshine State is certainly grateful to Arizona for answering the call, “hey, li’l help?”

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Rebels without a clue!

March 31, 2010
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Rebels without a clue!

One of the most shameful chapters is all of human history and you want to continue to celebrate it? Really? And while you’re at it, take down that damned confederate flag! It’s never been anything but a symbol of hate and it will never be anything but a symbol of hate.

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The Summit on Health Care Reform Arguments

February 24, 2010
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The Summit on Health Care Reform Arguments

The White House, in preparing for the summit to be broadcast live from Blair House, spent the better part of the past week arguing with Republicans over the size and shape of chairs, the size and shape of tables, the color of lamp shades and drapes and which incense to burn during scheduled guided...

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Nekkid senator wants bike ride with Lance…

January 29, 2010
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Brown, who posed naked for Cosmo back in the crazy 80s and tried to sell his daughters on election night, was unclear if the bike ride and hug with Armstrong would be clothed or nekkid. Either way, it kinda sounds as if given the chance he might be found sitting tall in the saddle.

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