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Interview Mix: Toby Fallsgraff, The Earnest Beatle Baby Invading Your Inbox

Posted on March 3, 2013 by mattcorley

In the rare moments when he moved out from the glow of his computer screen into the public spotlight, the role that proud Ohio native Toby Fallsgraff played on President Obama’s re-election team was not always clear. Labeled in some quarters … Continue reading →

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Obama May Need To Emulate Bush’s 2004 Mistake

Posted on October 21, 2011 by mattcorley

Matt Yglesias dings the nascent Obama re-election campaign today for the idea, delivered via New York Times’ political editor Richard Stevenson, that a clever 2012 plan would be to follow the essence of George W. Bush’s successful 2004 re-election strategy. … Continue reading →

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On The Evolution Of ‘Leading From Behind’

Posted on August 30, 2011 by mattcorley

The Huffington Post’s Michael Calderone wrote yesterday about one of the more infamous anonymous quotes of the Obama administration, which came in the last paragraph of Ryan Lizza’s 9,000 plus word New Yorker takeout on President Obama’s foreign policy approach … Continue reading →

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