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Remembering Senator John McCain
There is much about Sen. John McCain that I have admired throughout my adult life, starting when he was my senator in Arizona back in the early 1990s. The wide range of people praising Sen. McCain demonstrates that we do … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 1, Chapter 2, Chapter 6
Tagged John McCain, political communication, political speech
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Who was behind the brilliant @IsPaulSpeaker Twitter account?
I can’t believe that everyone interested in national politics wasn’t following the @IsPaulSpeaker Twitter account for the last couple of weeks. The account, run by Topeka, Kansas attorney Angel Romero Jr (also a proud Washburn University grad), presented a series … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 10, Uncategorized
Tagged political communication, social media, twitter
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