Word: stan
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...extent of Greenberg's work surprises even Democrats. "That's a lot of polling," says Peter Hart, a political consultant and polltaker who doesn't work for the White House. "Stan must be asking 10,000 questions a year on Bill Clinton." For all its clients combined, Hart's firm asks about 25,000 questions in a year. And when Clinton delivers a major speech, Greenberg sets up groups of people who watch and register their reactions on a hand-held device called a dial-a-meter...
...permanent campaign, with Greenberg probing the U.S. to find out what Americans want to hear and then putting the most felicitous phrases on the President's tongue. One thing is certain: if Clinton ever wonders whether the public thinks he is too reliant on polls, he'll ask Stan Greenberg to find...
...over, other Wall Street watchers shrugged off such fears. "The market overreacted," asserted Edward Yardeni, chief economist for the investment firm C.J. Lawrence. "It's better for the Fed to tighten a little bit now rather than a lot later." Yet worried traders and investors remained shaken. Said Stan Weinstein, a stock market analyst and newsletter publisher in Hollywood, Florida: "The market is going to be awfully nervous next week...
Dartmouth didn't have its big man from last year, Duke transfer Crawford Palmer, but it still got 10 and 11 points, respectively, from Stan Kowalewski and Brian Gilpin inside. Throw in 19 points from Lonergan and 15 from captain Gregg Frame, an the Dartmouth offense doesn't seem that...
...Secretary Mike Espy to gently remind top sugar lobbyists that their industry had been unscathed by the 1990 farm bill but might not receive such favorable treatment when farm programs come up for review in 1995. "The public is not looking for an innocent as President," said Clinton pollster Stan Greenberg. "They want someone who knows how to use power...