White House Press Secretary

He particularly applied it to U.S. President George W. Bush's decision to invade Iraq in 2003. He was the featured entertainer at the White House Correspondents' Association Dinner, held at the Hilton Washington hotel in Washington, D.C. on April 29, 2006. Most of his jokes were directed at President Bush at the dinner. Most of the speech was prepared specifically for the event from The Colbert…

"From creating a new form of political campaigning to confusing the parents of teenagers across the United States, social media has dominated the lives of Americans in the twenty-first century. Over eighty percent of Americans use social media, connecting teens to their friends and families in an instant. It is becoming increasingly difficult for the law to keep up with a fast-paced world. In the most recent presidential election, Twitter was seen as a useful platform for President Donald Trump,…

Around one thousand women assembled around the White House holding suffrage banners in one long picket line. “For Paul, this event had a very special symbolism. Women no longer needed to march down city streets as they had before Wilson’s first inauguration because the public had come to accept that women had the right to vote.” Young, old and middle aged women came together in the rain and snow on that Saturday to represent no one or anything could stop their cause. Disapproval dwindled away…

Shooting in June of 2016 that killed 50 people and injured 103. This being the largest massacre thus far in the United States. The reason the law didn’t make it far the first time is because Republicans in Congress voted majorly against it. White House Press Secretary, Josh Earnest said that if we’re going to see a change in gun safety laws then Americans need to make it clear that it is their top priority. He also mentions Sandy Hook, and that if lawmakers didn’t make a change then, it’s not…

He barnstormed around the district in a bright red car, sometimes giving speeches from the back seat. And in the villages and farms of rural New York, he began to develop the conversational style of public speaking that he later brought to the White House. One person who surely had an impact was his wife. Like FDR, Eleanor Roosevelt was the product of a wealthy, high-society New York family—in fact, the same wealthy, high-society New York family. Eleanor was also a Roosevelt by birth,…

city bus in Court Square, and in 1955 the first 10 seats on every Montgomery city bus were reserved for white people only. Montgomery city law stated that blacks could sit anywhere behind the white only section; they could be compelled to surrender their seat for a white passenger only if another was available in the black section. (Hull) Slavery was outlawed…

deciding to run and forming a campaign. After deciding, you will need many people to help you. First important person is the Campaign Manager. This person see everything in the campaign, including the direction of the campaign. Second person is the Press Secretary. The main purpose for this person is to send information about the campaign to people through media. The third person is the Pollster. This role gathers information from citizens about how they feel about the campaign process and the…

involved. She would hold press conferences that were covered by women reporters, only. In newspaper columns she would defend women workers. Eleanor thought that women should be able to work in the defense industries during World War 1 and she was one of them. She volunteered for the Navy League, the naval hospital, the Navy Red Cross, and the Navy Relief Society. Eleanor believed that women had special qualities that made them imperative and important. When Eleanor left the White House, she told…

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the facility to the Red Cross and the Wilson Administration’s Interior Secretary, the conditions of the hospital improved greatly (“First Lady Biography: Eleanor Roosevelt” 1). After FDR was elected New York’s governor, Eleanor became more and more independent, traveling across the country, inspecting state facilities, and becoming politically active. Segregation between Caucasians and African Americans was an issue in the country and one of the many causes that Eleanor dedicated her time to…