Combat Experience
In a little over a month, U.S. voters will elect a commander-in-chief with no military experience, combat or otherwise. The recipient of this power …
Do Endorsements Really Matter?
Beyonce wants Hillary Clinton to win the election. You like Beyonce. What choice do you have, right? Celebrities, politicians, Silicon Valley CEOs, leaders foreign …
You’re Already a Candidate
Ask yourself this question: “Is there any chance I might want to run for office someday?” It might not be Congress or the White …
Where the Hell is Walter Cronkite?
Even the least cynical among us will attest that the Walter Cronkite days are long gone. Unbiased, apolitical journalism seems to most of us …
How Facebook Live Can Help Your Campaign
Live coverage is nothing new, especially in politics. Even before the 24-hour news cycle, presidential debates were broadcast live to home audiences. The Kennedy/Nixon …
A Matter of Debate
The second of three debates in the 2016 presidential election season aired last Sunday. Everyone knows the stakes are high and the race is …
Running a Healthy Campaign
It’s no surprise that presidential candidates tend to be a little older. The average age among all presidents is just under 55 at the …
The End Game for Third Parties
Running for president is complicated. Even with loyal party members and enthusiastic donors rooting for your success, the process of becoming the ruler of …
Fundraising at the Finish Line
Like any good team, successful campaigns are adaptable, ready and able to change strategies as the game progresses. The biggest game of the 2016 …
#FacebookFail: No Donate Button
This year, Politico reports Republican and Democratic candidates spent a combined total of $10 million on advertising through verticals such as Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, …