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- Lessons in PR from Mark Sanford
- If there's one thing Mark Sanford's trip down South America way illustrates, it's the notion that public officials need to get out ...
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- The Skeptics Were Right
- South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford has spent the last several days in Argentina, he tells The State. Sanford said he had considered hiking on the ...
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- Where's Sanford Been Hiding?
- Plenty of chatter questioning whether SC Gov. Mark Sanford really was on the Appalachian Trail during his absence from Columbia/duty. TPM has been on ...
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- Governors Gone Wild: Sanford's Not the First Governor to Go AWOL
- The news that Gov. Mark Sanford had taken off without telling even his wife where he was -- and not letting Lt. Gov. Andrew Bauer ...
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- Microjournalism: How Will Cities Respond?
- From Grist comes this very interesting story about one reporter's experiment with new media: When Adam Klawonn quit his job at a shrinking major ...
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- Separating Mayors From the Administration
- In case you hadn't heard, pickets by firefighters angry over negotiations with Providence Mayor David Cicilline kept Vice President Joe Biden and other administration ...
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- Keep the $3.65 - I Don't Need it Anymore
- I truly cannot believe what it took to get a $3.65 refund from the Metro system in D.C., also known as WMATA, the Washington Metropolitan ...
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- Policy Making Through Budget Cuts
- Everyone in government knows about the Washington Monument strategy. When budget times are tough, you threaten to shut down the most visible and popular programs ...
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- The Whole World Is Twittering
- The central role of Twitter in helping to organize the protests in Iran and getting news and pictures out of that country despite the ban ...
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- To Discourage Water Bottles, a Little "Tap" Dancing
- Cities like New York and San Francisco have been aggressively marketing the drinkability of their tap water in recent months. With the skyrocketing number of ...
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