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Politico: Clintonism lives

By MARK PENN Published August 25, 2008 For eight years, President Bill Clinton prepared America for the 21st century, restoring optimism and activism to the presidency, redefining America’s role in the world, funneling more money to the poor and underserved while balancing the budget and creating the foundation for the […]

August 25, 2008

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Politico: Mapping a path to the White House

By MARK PENN Published August 19, 2008 During the Super Bowl, the seventh game of the World Series and the “American Idol” finale, Americans can be counted on to sit in front of their television sets. The same is true of the quadrennial political conventions. America is a country that […]

August 19, 2008

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Politico: Negative ads: They really do work

By MARK PENN Published August 11, 2008 Clever negative advertising works. That is reality. The tactic meets with media and pundit disapproval and spawns accusations of negativity, but the reality is that a clever negative ad can be devastatingly effective. The 2008 presidential race is shaping up to be a […]

August 11, 2008

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Politico: In WH race, strong is often wrong

By MARK PENN Published August 4, 2008 In many recent presidential elections, Americans have had a choice: pick the candidate they think is a stronger leader or pick the candidate they believe is right on the issues. Almost always, they have chosen the stronger leader — even though they have […]

August 4, 2008

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