Word: strategists
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Despite his alacrity for inclusion, he has been rebuffed by repeated exclusions in the past. Ann Lewis, the Democratic strategist, remembers one of her first endeavors with Jackson. They were at the Japanese embassy in Washington, part of a delegation to protest racially condescending remarks made by Premier Nakasone. "Before we went out to meet the press," she recalls, "Jesse gathered us together and said, 'We cannot contribute to any further racism. These people do not know how much trouble they are in, and we must not add to the flames by our remarks.' " Then, as Jackson drove Lewis home...
...they passed Holyoke Center, where the University's anti-union strategist Anne H. Taylor has her office, the buses slowed down long enough for the supporters to cheer, sing and wave fists out the window...
...University's union campaign strategist Anne H. Taylor, has sent two letters to clerical and technical employees since the rally at which majority support was announced. She has also begun holding discussion meetings for support staff...
Under federal law, supervisors are prohibited from interfering with a union drive or pressuring pro-union employees. But some supervisors said Harvard's head union strategist Ann Taylor told them the University had the right to fire them if they did not back Harvard's position, even though Taylor said the University wouldn't carry out that action. Taylor did say that, "In terms of being activists on the University side, I make it clear that [supervisors] do not have to do so. I hope they will, but it is their choice." But some supervisors said they felt pressured...
...allowed into power. The nation and Ronald Reagan might have been better off had 1980 Campaign Director Bill Casey, a renowned Wall Street buccaneer, been left there rather than given the CIA as spoils. Jimmy Carter's sad history might have been different had he kept his campaign strategist Hamilton Jordan out of the White House loop. And John Mitchell, Richard Nixon's campaign head and later Attorney General, was such a misfit in power that he ended up in prison...