And finally, we received 80 entries to our contest, “So the speechwriter walked in carrying a coffee mug that said …” There were too many honorable mentions to mention. But …
It sounds like the premise of a new HBO series: A man with a PhD in English reads a poorly-written oped published under the name of his home state’s governor. …
It’s always dicey when half-jealous journalists start evaluating speechwriters’ salaries, as the USA Today’s Paul Singer did last week. Singer noted that Sen. Marco Rubio pays a fulltime speechwriter $60K, …
He was elected on the hope that he would help bridge the nation’s racial and partisan divides. He has tried. And yesterday he addressed the deadly consequences of these definitive …
Michael Meyer’s interest in speechwriting had a lot to do with his wish, as a veteran journalist, “to see how the game is played from the other side.” What he …
As far as she can tell, Cheryl Normile was the first female speechwriter on the Secretary’s staff at the US Department of Agriculture. She started at USDA in the early …
From the web page teaser and scalped tickets to the stifling of tears and the Springsteen recessional, Barack Obama’s Farewell Address resembled nothing so much as the last broadcasts of …
Let’s get this out of the way: Tonight’s Smithsonian Channel “The Obama Years: The Power of Words” is strictly hagiography. But it’s good hagiography—artfully crafted and sincerely felt. And it’s rhetorical …
A tome of her own. “I promised myself long ago that I would never write a book of my own unless I had something to say,” longtime Hillary Clinton speechwriter …
I’ve attended enough gatherings of speechwriters to know that our profession tends to skew toward quiet, reserved types: We like the hushed company of a keyboard. We’re able to articulate …
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