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Scarf and Jean Controversy’s for Public Figures | Media Training

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While many people have criticized Hillary Clinton’s wardrobe tastes, they tend to run the range from boring black pantsuit to boring black pantsuit, there is safety in her clothing choices. It might not be fair, but the safest thing for women in politics to do is what men learned a long time ago, wear the same boring dark sold suits day after day and you will give your enemies less ammunition.

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Can One Speech Make or Break You? | Media Training

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Sarah Palin made a speech a week or so ago to a group of conservatives in the Midwest, and people are still talking about it-negatively. By all accounts (not just liberal detractors), Palin’s speech was incoherent, rambling, filled with weird grammar and utter nonsense. Conservative pundits who championed Palin back in 2008 are now admitting they may have been wrong. Even Palin’s original patron in the conservative media, William Kristol, has been mum about her recently.

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Obama Grants Interviews to YouTube Stars | Media Training

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I certainly don’t think a President should be interviewed while wearing his/her underwear or while in a hot tub. And if a news personality is known primarily for sexual titillation, I see no value for a President appearing on that program. But beyond that, as long as a President can clearly articulate his views on top issues of the day, I don’t see any hard and fast rules for saying no. In fact, the default position for any public official should be to say “yes” to interview requests.

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