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Election Day Choice: Civility and Competence vs. Incivility and Hubris
In large part, voting for the next U.S. president comes down to a choice between civility and competence as opposed to incivility and hubris. Despite constant efforts by some in the media to paint Clinton with the same “mean” brush … Continue reading
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Political Strategies of Slippery Criteria and Strategic Ambiguity Used by James Comey Against Clinton
In The Secret Handshake and my other work, I’ve written about political strategies used to derail the careers of people. One such strategy is applying “slippery criteria.” Here, what is held against one person to make him or her appear … Continue reading
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First You’re Sickened; Then You’re Angry
Michelle Obama explained from her heart with exceptional eloquence that there is no excuse for the behavior of a presidential candidate who demeans and harasses women. I’m somewhat older than Michelle and my sickened feeling has turned to anger. I’m … Continue reading
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You Don’t Need a Daughter to be Sickened by Donald Trump
President Barack Obama and Frank Bruni’s opinion piece in The New York Times remind us that we don’t need to be parents of girls or have a wife to know what’s not acceptable — what pulls all of us down. Bruni … Continue reading
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That Sick Feeling in Every Woman’s Stomach
Today you may have a sick feeling in the pit of your stomach courtesy of Donald Trump’s comments about women revealed this week. Perhaps you’re a woman who has wanted to believe that people who demean women and talk about … Continue reading
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The Authoritarian Candidate Contradicts With Ease
It boggles the mind to listen to CNN reporters tell us that Mike Pence “won” the vice presidential debate on style. Since when is style more important than substance? They drew this conclusion despite the fact that their own focus … Continue reading
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Now Who Doesn’t Look Presidential?
From Donald Trump’s perspective, he did well in last night’s debate because he didn’t say some nasty things he was thinking. And, indeed, he did refrain from most personal attacks. But he also managed to reveal that he lacks presidential … Continue reading
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What Could Make or Break Hillary’s Chances? – Idiosyncrasy Credits
Our perceptions of others depend upon a number of factors. Among them is the extent to which people seem to be like us. Another is attraction — appealing in some way due to characteristics we’ve learned to appreciate or perhaps … Continue reading
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Art Exhibit in Ireland
Aside from blogging at this site, I have an art page. Getting to it just requires going to the headings section under the “Kathleen Kelley Reardon” poster at the top of the page and clicking on “Artwork.” Also, I’m posting … Continue reading
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Even in the White House, Women at the top Struggle to be “In The Room”
As I wrote in It’s All Politics, you have to be visible, central and relevant (VCR) to be promoted in most organizations. And this advice doesn’t just pertain to young women. For a while, young women are often “cute-and-little” and draw … Continue reading
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