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Democrats Must Be Adults as GOP Redefines 'Tax Increase'
Tweet Share on Facebook June 27, 2011 Comment (5)OK, this isn’t exactly asking what the meaning of “is,” “is,” but it is close.
What is a tax increase? Is it letting a previous, temporary tax cut expire and go back to the earlier tax? Is it the “closing of a loophole” to remove a favorable tax break put in place for a specific industry? Is it the imposition of a fee or the increase in a fee? Is it really anything that results in an increase in revenue?
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GOP Debate Good for Romney, Bachmann... and Palin
Tweet Share on Facebook June 14, 2011 Comment (9)First, the no-shows…
On one level, this debate was good for Sarah Palin. She wasn’t there and wouldn’t get compared to Michele Bachmann, who exceeded expectations (at least mine!). On another level, Palin was probably sitting comfortably on her couch thinking: “I can clean those folks’ clock!”
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Rep. Anthony Weiner Should Resign After Twitter Picture Scandal
Tweet Share on Facebook June 8, 2011 Comment (12)Anthony Weiner should leave. He shouldn’t pass Go; he shouldn't collect $200; he shouldn’t allow more details and revelations to follow him around.
It isn’t just what he did. It isn’t just that he lied about it and how he lied. It isn’t even that there is more to come out, in all likelihood.
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6 Reasons Sarah Palin Should Run for President in 2012
Tweet Share on Facebook June 6, 2011 Comment (20)I know what you are thinking: a Democrat arguing for Sarah Palin to run for president, how absurd, what is he thinking?
Peter Fenn
Peter Fenn is a Democratic political strategist and head of Fenn Communications, one of the nation's leading political and public affairs media firms. Fenn Communications has worked in over 300 campaigns, from presidential to mayoral, and has represented a number of Fortune 500 companies. Fenn is also an adjunct professor at George Washington University's Graduate School of Political Management. Follow him on Twitter @peterhfenn.
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