The Hill: Poll: Majority of voters say they want a viable third party in American politics October 13, 2010 A majority of likely voters think a viable third party would be good for American politics, according to a new poll of likely voters in 10 key open House districts. Those […]
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From the US to the UK, new political winds By MARK PENN Published May 6, 2010 Thursday’s elections in Britain could be a harbinger of what is likely to come to America in the not-too-distant future: new movements and even parties that shake up the political system. Cleggmania shows that […]
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Cleggmania could change the world’s elections If it can happen in traditional old Britain, consumer power can take root anywhere By MARK PENN Published May 3, 2010 It used to be the case that UK campaigns were thought to follow the US lead closely: Clinton’s War Room in 1992 became […]
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Britain’s Nick Clegg. Florida’s Charlie Crist. Would U.S. politics benefit from a third party? The Washington Post asked Mark Penn and other political experts for their assessment. MARK PENN Chief executive of Burson-Marsteller; adviser to Hillary Clinton’s 2008 presidential campaign; pollster and adviser to Bill Clinton from 1995 through 2000. […]
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