Brazile: How the ’60s shaped my life 0
I’m looking forward to Thursday night’s installment of CNN’s “The Sixties” with some trepidation. True, it’s another excellent installment in the series. Capturing the highlights and essence of a decade, especially one as turbulent and historically significant as the ’60s, is not easy. Given the controversial nature of many of the events — at the […]
Read MoreProfessional Diversity Network Announces Donna Brazile Will be Joining Its Board of Directors 0
http://money.cnn.com/news/newsfeeds/articles/globenewswire/10090527.htm CHICAGO, July 23, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Professional Diversity Network, Inc. (Nasdaq:IPDN) (“PDN”) announced today that Ms. Donna Brazile will be joining the Professional Diversity Network Board of Directors upon the completion of the pending merger with National Association of Professional Women (“NAPW”). “Our Company will be greatly enhanced with the addition of Ms. […]
Read MoreObamacare Doing Well — Shhhh! 0
Please keep this quiet. I’m all for a more civil society, especially in Washington, and I don’t want to anger people. (Whisper) “Obamacare has succeeded.” In April, we learned there were 8 million sign-ups on the online health care exchanges during open enrollment, far surpassing White House estimates. In addition, there were more than 3 […]
Read MoreDonna Brazile Announces Democrats for Public Education 0
http://www.blackvoicenews.com/regional/los-angeles-a-socal/49723-donna-brazile-announces-democrats-for-public-education.html LOS ANGELES — Addressing more than 3,500 members of the American Federation of Teachers at its national convention, Democratic strategist Donna Brazile announced the formation of a new group that she will co-chair called Democrats for Public Education, which will focus on uniting the vast majority of Democrats, who believe in the promise of […]
Read MoreOdds and Ends: Prime Donna 0
Interview with Theresa Walker http://www.case.org/Publications_and_Products/2014/JulyAugust_2014/Odds_and_Ends_Prime_Donna.html Donna Brazile learned that all politics is local at age 9, when she helped elect a city council candidate who had promised to build a playground in her family’s neighborhood just outside New Orleans. Thirty-one years later, she was named manager of U.S. Vice President Al Gore’s 2000 presidential campaign, […]
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