Making the click-through worthwhile: How last night's Democratic presidential debate turned into a festival of emoting for the cameras, Beto O'Rourke hits a brick wall, and the first bad review of Between Two Scorpions.
Running for President, and Being President, Requires More Than Emoting
Imagine you're a Democrat with presidential ambitions, and you've chosen to run this cycle. You probably look back to the past two Democratic presidents, Bill Clinton and Barack Obama, for lessons. Both men were described as once-in-a-generation political talents, and what people usually mean by that phrase is that they were both really good at giving speeches and what's called "retail politics" — shaking hands at the New Hampshire diner, responding to questions at the town-hall meeting, making audiences laugh at the county party fish fries and banquet dinners.
What is Bill Clinton's most famous quote, beyond disputing the definition of is? Probably "I feel your pain." Despite widespread belief that he said it in the second presidential ...
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| | | Jim Geraghty Making the click-through worthwhile: How last night's Democratic presidential debate turned into a festival of emoting for the cameras, Beto O'Rourke hits a brick wall, and the first bad review of Between Two Scorpions. Running for President, and Being President, Requires More Than Emoting Imagine you're a Democrat with presidential ambitions, and you've chosen to run this cycle. You probably look back to the past two Democratic presidents, Bill Clinton and Barack Obama, for lessons. Both men were described as once-in-a-generation political talents, and what people usually mean by that phrase is that they were both really good at giving speeches and what's called "retail politics" — shaking hands at the New Hampshire diner, responding to questions at the town-hall meeting, making audiences laugh at the county party fish fries and banquet dinners. What is Bill Clinton's most famous quote, beyond disputing the definition of is? Probably "I feel your pain." Despite widespread belief that he said it in the second presidential ... Read More | | | | | | | Follow Us & Share 19 West 44th Street, Suite 1701, New York, NY, 10036, USA Your Preferences | Unsubscribe | Privacy View this e-mail in your browser. | |
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