Karen Hughes

Paying Off Clinton's Debt: Not A Dime For Mark Penn

Jonathan Tasini | Posted 07.09.2008 | Politics


Jonathan Tasini

Penn has hated everything about the movement for change long before he helped pilot the Clinton presidential campaign to disaster. Now he's teaming up with Karen Hughes in a "bi-partisan" effort.

Mark Penn, Karen Hughes Team Up On Corporate Crisis Group

WSJ | Posted 07.09.2008 | Politics


The Wall Street Journal reports (password req.): Two hard-charging political operatives are teaming up to create a bipartisan consulting organization...

Why We Said No: Three Diplomats' Duty

John Brady Kiesling | Posted 03.20.2008 | Politics


John Brady Kiesling

Five years ago this month, three of us left the US Foreign Service in opposition to the war on Iraq. We were not pacifists. We were professional, non-partisan diplomats.

Another Brilliant Bush Appointment: But Does it Really Matter?

William Fisher | Posted 12.15.2007 | Politics


William Fisher

Like Karen Hughes, who played a major role in crafting the Administration's pre-Iraq-invasion sales campaign to our citizens, Jim Glassman brings a lot of baggage to his new job.

Sending Comedy to the Muslim World: the Karen Hughes Quiz

Paul Slansky | Posted 11.03.2007 | Politics


Paul Slansky

What was the nickname bestowed on Karen Hughes by reporters? a) Mama Bear b) Nurse Ratched c) Livia Soprano.

Karen Hughes Joins List Of Resigning Bush Admin Loyalists

AP | ANNE GEARAN | Posted 10.31.2007 | Politics


Karen Hughes, who led efforts to improve the U.S. image abroad and was one of President Bush's last remaining advisers from the close circle of Texas ...

Sinking in the Polls: Karen Hughes' Public Diplomacy Moment

John Brown | Posted 09.23.2007 | Politics


John Brown

Karen Hughes' public diplomacy is indeed marked by a basic ineptitude: its failure to change (or even explain) policies that mock and disregard the rest of the world.

Fewer Enemies, More (Potential) Allies

Amitai Etzioni | Posted 09.21.2007 | Politics


Amitai Etzioni

If one makes support for democracy the litmus test for those Muslims we can work with, then we shall find most Muslims on the wrong side of the fence.


 

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