Sarah Palin's new book called Going Rogue more accurately should be called I'm a Whiner. When Sarah Palin entered the national political arena, she struck me as different, refreshing, and a really out of the box choice on the part of Republican national candidate John McCain.
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The nation's eyes were on New Jersey Tuesday night, and New Jersey didn't disappoint.
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Virtually everyone in the country is railing against Richard Heene for what apparently was a hoax involving his 6 year old son Falcon. By any reasonable standard, this dad is a disgrace.
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This morning on the TODAY Show, I had the opportunity to talk about what works and what doesn't when it comes to apologizing.
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I couldn't care less what David Letterman does in his personal life. But, I'm a big fan of his. He's one of the funniest, smartest and most talented late night talk show hosts around. Simply put, I'm a fan of Dave's.
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By any standard, President Barack Obama is an exceptional communicator. He is dynamic, charismatic and extremely articulate. This is especially true after eight years of George Bush, one of the worst communicators to ever inhabit the White House.
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There is a big flap about Republican lieutenant governor candidate Kim Guadagno saying the following at a campaign rally in Newark recently: "I know what it's like to be afraid to walk across the street."
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Democracy in action. That's what some people call these "health care town meetings" being held across the country.
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How we respond to angry criticism and ridicule is an important and valuable communication tool. Most of us have been in a public situation where people have taken shots at us either in person, or increasingly, online.
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Who says politics in New Jersey takes a rest for the summer? The governor's race is hotter and more intense than anyone could have ever imagined in the dog days of August.
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Last week, I wrote about a miscommunication incident at my local Starbucks over a cup of coffee.
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President Barack Obama is undoubtedly a great communicator. He is articulate, fast on his feet, poised and, as we know, very charismatic.
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Embarrassing doesn't begin to describe the debacle surrounding the most recent New Jersey corruption scandal, which has nailed 44 people, including several prominent elected and appointed officials, as well as some rabbis down at the Jersey shore.
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"Guerrilla Marketing" is a term coined by bestselling author Jay Conrad Levinson many years ago. But when you break it down, "guerrilla marketing" comes down to exceptional and consistent communication.
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There are many reasons why General Motors has gone bankrupt. Yet, one of the biggest involves their ineffective efforts at executing a smart, strategic and coordinated branding and communication plan.
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It appears that education is going to be a major issue in the 2009 governor's race in New Jersey. Of course, the vast majority of voters are consumed by their concern over the state's economy along with employment and taxes.
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The New Jersey governor's race is really heating up. The TV spots are in full swing, Jon Corzine and Chris Christie are taking big time pot shots at each other and key constituent groups are lining up with their particular political horse.
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I like David Letterman. I think he's funny, witty and very quick on his feet. He has been a late night staple, even though he consistently ran behind Jay Leno for years.
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So the Chris Christie versus Jon Corzine war has begun. Christie, the former US Attorney, has survived an intense and hard-fought Republican primary battle from conservative flat-tax advocate Steve Lonegan.
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Consider the current health care debate in Washington. Many would think it is exclusively about policy and politics.
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Chris Christie may still win the Republican gubernatorial primary, but in the process he is being forced into a more conservative political box than he ever imagined he'd be in.
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This whole Miss California/USA controversy is pretty funny and interesting on many levels. First of all, Carrie Prejean had every right to say what she did about opposing gay marriage in response to entertainment blogger Perez Hilton's question on the subject.
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What WAS the FAA thinking when they decided to fly a presidential jumbo jet and an F-16 fighter into lower Manhattan, close to Ground Zero, last week while insisting that New Yorkers and New Jerseyans not be told anything about it?
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Like many political observers, I'm looking ahead to what I anticipate to be a battle of two political heavyweights in New Jersey in the fall of this year.
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On April 15 in New Jersey and across the country, there were "TEA parties" where citizens who were "mad as hell and not going to take it any more" gathered to let the government know they've had enough.
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