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Check out my latest piece sharing tips for reaching out to your elected officials! I think you'll recognize a familiar face in this one. 😉 https://lnkd.in/e-amv5S6

Are you in the 7th Congressional district? May I ask you to consider Kenneth Omoruyi, EA, CPA who is running for Congress in the 7th congressional district. Go to KennethForCongress.com to learn more.

My latest blog about Robert DeNiro's meltdown and conspiracy-theory laden speech outside the Trump trial. Read the blog and watch the video here. https://lnkd.in/e8SVFm-s

In this episode of Up Close, we examine the race for New York's 16th Congressional District between incumbent Jamaal Bowman and challenger George Latimer.

Yes, this photo is timestamped August 15th 2011. No, this was not photoshopped. When we say we have experience with political event production, we really mean we are experts in the industry with over a decade of experience producing political events. Learn more about our capabilities here: https://lnkd.in/euE6EWt8

From Hopium today: - Tough new Biden ad on the rapist, fraudster, traitor, felon Trump - Dems had a good week last week - good polls, MAGA/European far right underperformed, more encouraging econ data - let’s make this one even better - Watch my interview with the great Anderson Clayton and let’s make June count! This, and more, below:

As we approached "The Bachelor" finale last week, we thought about how New Orleans' Kelsey Anderson had captured the hearts of many people across America and in Louisiana. And many of those people were likely audiences we don't often reach, if at all. So we tested something: What if we treated the "Bachelor" finale like a massive event like the Super Bowl? What if we looked for every opportunity to give audiences across the U.S. a new headline, and updated them about what was happening in real-time if they didn't have access to ABC or Hulu Live? The result: Led by Julia Guilbeau, we produced five stories in 24 hours, one of those being a live updates folder that reported what Daisy, Kelsey and Joey were up to on the finale and where things stood. That live updates story generated more than 21,000 page views in four hours, most of the traffic coming from search. In total, our coverage of "The Bachelor" finale overperformed, garnering nearly 100,000 page views. One thing I firmly believe is that news is a kaleidoscope of things and topics and types of stories and visuals, and that they all come together to create one exquisite piece of art that matters to communities. Intense, fast coverage of "The Bachelor" isn't silly mattered to many and has immense value, and is just one piece of the incredible work journalists produce at The Times-Picayune | Nola.com, including top-notch investigative, in-depth and enterprise reporting you won't find anywhere else in Louisiana.

Check out our column for the latest issue of Connections with contributions by our very own Diane Albright! Read this month's Connections issue here: https://lnkd.in/etQXKyvM

My latest New York Post column is live!

"Engineering a Democracy" is like assembling a complex piece of IKEA furniture; lots of pieces, vague instructions, and you're pretty sure there's a crucial screw missing, but at least you get to debate who holds the wrench 😅 And sometimes, the whole thing can be extremely mysterious (ironically speaking), and you get the "Installation Done" without anyone knowing why. 💁♂️ Or Did we just change the definition of Democracy to a "Committee that is in the business of running a country?" 🤦♂️ I can’t really figure this out at the moment! note: I will have few more updates at some point; Probably. 😉