As regular readers know, I’ve never been a big fan of campaigns today relying so heavily on door-knocking and hard-to-organize/hard-to-fill political rallies and events. The candidates I work …
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In a previous life, before politics, I was a professional videographer. My last job was taping Wayne Newton’s star-studded Las Vegas wedding in 1994. But that’s another story for another …
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I’m a fan of WWE professional wrestling. Their marketing is extremely effective. And you can learn a lot from how they emotionally involve their fans and how expertly they tap into the power of …
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OK, what can we learn from the results of the string of Democrat presidential primaries yesterday... 1.) This is an old one: It ain’t over ‘til it’s over. Joe Biden, the Comeback Geriatric, was …
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Following President Trump’s State of the Union speech last week, “Elaine” (@elbh) wrote a series of tweets that include some extremely valuable messaging lessons every candidate can learn …
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The February 2020 issue of Psephology Today has been delivered to subscribers…and it’s a doozy. Got this email from Kyle Havill… “I’m a huge fan of your Psephology Today newsletter I receive each …
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