Word: strategist
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...that no "war room" existed. What we did have was neither sophisticated nor nefarious. It was a group of people who got together in Claverly Common Room once in a while to distribute posters and talk about how the campaign was going. David Wilhelm, the "professional Democratic party strategist" of which Oppenheim speaks, was a Fellow at the Institute of Politics at the time and a personal friend. I invited him to one of our gatherings so he could get a taste of campus life. He was neither solicited for, nor did he give, any advice to Lamelle...
Nowhere was this more evident than in Rawlins' 1996 presidential campaign and subsequent reign. The campus should have known it was in trouble when The Crimson reported in the weeks before the election that the Rawlins campaign had met with a professional Democratic party strategist. A degree of organization is necessary to run a successful campaign for any office, but Rawlins' inflated sense of self-importance was evident in the countless news items and word-of-mouth reports regarding the sophisticated War Room she employed to win that glorious office in the basement of Holworthy...
...goods will force euro-zone companies to become more competitive and attractive to investors. And with the euro, American businesses and travelers could save as much as 50% of the transaction costs they now pay to convert dollars into multiple European currencies. Says David Bowers, a European investment strategist with Merrill Lynch in London: "This will be the biggest shock to the global financial system since the move away from fixed exchange rates...
Already, European officials and business leaders fear that an overvalued euro could hinder their exports, while higher interest rates and slower growth in the U.S. would deprive the world economy of its most dynamic engine. "We all need to see the U.S. growing," says Jean-Pierre Hellebuyck, European equity strategist at insurance group AXA Asset Management. "Europeans can't afford to see the collapse of the dollar...
...million from two years ago. The G.O.P. is expected to lay out $10 million on Senate races before the campaign is over. "The anticipation is excruciating--just thinking they're going to drop all this money in the last week, too late for us to respond," says a Democratic strategist...