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• Monday, December 1, 2008 08:37 AM

  Robert Weiner should have - - as a courtesy - - identified himself and his PR firm - - but I guess he's just too modest?

  http://weinerpublic.com/

  ROBERT WEINER ASSOCIATES
  PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND ISSUE STRATEGIES
  PO Box 28271
  1750 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
  Washington, DC 20038-8271

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  http://weinerpublic.com/Radio_Introduction.htm

  Bob Weiner, a national issues and public affairs strategist, has been spokesman for and directed the public affairs offices of White House Drug Czar and Four Star General Barry McCaffrey, the House Government Operations Committee and Chairman John Conyers (D-MI), Congressman Charles Rangel (D-NY) and the House Narcotics Committee, and was Chief of Staff for the House Aging Committee and Chairman Claude Pepper (D-FL). He also was Legislative Assistant to Ed Koch of New York and a political aide to Ted Kennedy (D-MA) for his Presidential and Senate races. Bob worked at the Democratic National Committee at the Watergate as youth voter registration director in 1971-1972 when the constitution was amended to allow 18-year olds the vote.

  Since he left the White House in 2001, Bob heads up a public affairs and issue strategies company, Robert Weiner Associates. He is a regular political analyst on Radio America, Westwood One, and XM and has appeared on Bill Maher, CNN Crossfire, Today, Good Morning America, and the CBS, NBC, and ABC evening news. He is widely published in columns he writes on national issues in major papers throughout the country including recently the Miami Herald, Christian Science Monitor, New York Daily News, Baltimore Sun, Cleveland Plain Dealer, Atlanta Constitution, New York Post, Washington Times, Sacramento Bee, Palm Beach Post, Salt Lake Tribune, Minneapolis Star Tribune, and Adweek. He is also regularly quoted in key media coast-to-coast, including the New York Times, Los Angeles Times, USA Today, AP and Reuters, concerning the presidential campaign and national issues.

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  I smell panic.

  McCaffrey is vulnerable, and Capus has a problem which is also an opportunity. (Capus can claim, "Hey, I'm shocked, shocked!")

  —sysprog Read sysprog's other letters
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