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In reply to the discussion: The piece of.... work who told Bernie he's not good enough on civil rights. What has she done? [View all]foo_bar
(4,193 posts)29. "journalist" seems like an overstatement
Their LinkedIn skills include "Race Relations" and "Strategic Communication":
Strategic communication can also be used for political warfare. <...>
In the August 2008 paper, DoD Principles of Strategic Communication, Robert T. Hastings, Jr., acting Assistant Secretary of Defense for Public Affairs, described strategic communication as "the synchronization of images, actions and words to achieve a desired effect."
Strategic Communication (SC) provides a conceptual umbrella that enables organizations to integrate their disparate messaging efforts. It allows them to create and distribute communications that, while different in style and purpose, have an inner coherence. This consistency can, in some instances, foster an echo chamber that reinforces the organizational message and brand. At minimum, it prevents contradictory, confusing messaging to different groups across all media platforms.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strategic_communication
In the August 2008 paper, DoD Principles of Strategic Communication, Robert T. Hastings, Jr., acting Assistant Secretary of Defense for Public Affairs, described strategic communication as "the synchronization of images, actions and words to achieve a desired effect."
Strategic Communication (SC) provides a conceptual umbrella that enables organizations to integrate their disparate messaging efforts. It allows them to create and distribute communications that, while different in style and purpose, have an inner coherence. This consistency can, in some instances, foster an echo chamber that reinforces the organizational message and brand. At minimum, it prevents contradictory, confusing messaging to different groups across all media platforms.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strategic_communication
Emphasis mine. Not sure I'd brag about that on LinkedIn, but I guess a job's a job.
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The piece of.... work who told Bernie he's not good enough on civil rights. What has she done? [View all]
cali
May 2015
OP
Lol, 'Pragmatic Progressive'! I learned long ago to beware of those who refer to themselves that way
sabrina 1
May 2015
#75
Personal attack. 6-1 leave. Not enough Hillary supporters awake yet I guess LOL. n/t
cherokeeprogressive
May 2015
#9
Notice I changed mine, and please accept this public apology to all Clinton supporters.
cherokeeprogressive
May 2015
#42
So Cali! How many African Americans does Bernie have on his campaign or Senatorial staff?
KittyWampus
May 2015
#18
Staging things is not Sander's way. It does however fit the modus operandi of someone else. nt
Bonobo
May 2015
#22
STAGING? If he had any people of color he wouldn't have to "stage". Furthermore, optics
KittyWampus
May 2015
#41
Bill Clinton who had about a quarter of his staff as African Americans even though
KittyWampus
May 2015
#43
Yes, we know the Clintons were good at staging things. Bernie is the real thing. He doesn't have to
sabrina 1
May 2015
#76
LOL, the hypocrisy. And the people who criticize the Clinton Foundation? What have they done?
DanTex
May 2015
#30
guess what cali. some of us saw from day one this was gonna happen. it was obvious and clear.
seabeyond
May 2015
#61