No one knows why a Rio de Janeiro speech by the President of the United States has been canceled with some 48 hours notice. Continue reading
President Obama’s speech at the University of Arizona in Tucson served to commemorate the dead and wounding, commend the bravery of bystanders and staff and defuse the tensions inspired by the shooting of Congresswoman Gifford. Continue reading
Will President Obama’s speech making save the day mid-term? That’s the contention of New York Times columnist Frank Rich, but it’s not exactly how Bill Clinton’s former speechwriter Ted Widmer sees it. Continue reading
It’s every public speaker’s nightmare when part of the speaking backdrop falls to pieces. It can happen to anyone, including the President who was speaking at the Fortune Most Powerful Women Summit in Washington. Continue reading
A back to school speech by President Obama didn’t generate half the reaction to that of his 2009 back to school speech. Continue reading
