"...It remains important and salutary to speak not only of the rational and easily understood, but also of enigmatic things: the irrational and the ambiguous. To speak both privately and publicly.” - Mary Zimmerman
@Lysol#communications team with a quick #Crisis response after @realDonaldTrump muses about injecting disinfectant to kill #COVID19. Unbelievable that today, Crisis Communications has expanded to include correcting the #POTUS about basic safety before the West Coast has coffee.
@JoeBiden Campaign with some of the laziest post-primary speech staging optics I've ever seen. Why are there pedestrians cruising behind your candidate while he delivers the most pivotal speech of his campaign???🤦♂️Embarrassing. #BigTuesday#communications https://t.co/ywQruVwoxN
@ThisAmerLife episode on Schindler's List & Castlemont in #oakland might just be one of the most complex stories on race relations ever - reporter gets in the way of the narrative too much, but it's still an great story of how we can move forward together https://t.co/Wcq8kP9Trb
@BernieSanders The strategists that called for an attack campaign this early are wrong. I know they're saying b/c of the polls you should spotlight differences, but ppl don't know your 2020 brand yet - & this is poisoning it. Warren & Pete are surging b/c they're defining their brands. Do that.
Fantastic #communications#PR work from @patagonia @Kckenna in this morning's @nytimes - a playful and informative statement with an undeniable backbone that reinforces what #Patagonia is all about 👏 #welldone https://t.co/GXMdVPJlve
@ReaganBattalion Focus on championing your own ideas not not existing merely in opposition to others. Bring something to the table of American discussion. Don't make the mistake McConnell and the GOP made and continue to make.
@NYTimesOpinion, usually one of the more astute editorial outfits, inexplicably found to prudent to sacrifice 850 well-honed words on #GetOutAndVote from @nytegan at the alter of a lazy headline. The troll joke of a headline alienates the readers you want to read this @nytimes.
@thenation Hope y'all fact-checked that op-ed by Bethany Zaiman. 2nd graph she writes "A few days later, four other women and I decided to walk off the trip". Yeah...the LAST DAY. Did she walk off, or did the trip just end? Did she pay, or did she take the free trip? @birthright