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ESSAY: Deconstructing Barack Obama the Orator

(Associated Press, September 6th, 2012)

What 10 Books to Read for the Election Season: Cicero, Vidal and More

(The Daily Beast, September 6th, 2012)

Graphic classics

(The Philadelphia Inquirer, August 5th, 2012)

Everyone’s a Fact-Checker

(The Atlantic, August 2nd, 2012)

US election: How can it cost $6bn?

(BBC News, August 1st, 2012)

Norfolk, Va., caught in crossfire of campaign attack ads

(The Los Angeles Times, July 27th, 2012)

Obama’s last campaign taking a nostalgic detour

(Associated Press, July 27th, 2012)

GOP pounces on Obama comment

(Marketplace, July 26th, 2012)

TV Stations Charge ‘Super-Gouge’ Ad Rates for Super-PACS

(Bloomberg, July 25th, 2012)

Obama and the Democrats Keep Ducking Gun Control: Should We?

(The Huffington Post, July 23rd, 2012)

Evaluate the truth of campaign claims

(The Kansas City Star, July 22nd, 2012)

New Questions About Timing Of Romney’s Bain Departure

(NPR, July 20th, 2012)

Politicians: Nothing can be done

(Politico, July 20th, 2012)

The Bain of Truth

(The Washington Post, July 20th, 2012)

Insights on PBS Hawaii

(PBS Hawaii, July 19th, 2012)

Rove: Obama Gets Down and Dirty

(The Wall Street Journal, July 18th, 2012)

Candidates Trade Barbs on Outsourcing

(PBS NewsHour, July 13th, 2012)

Best and worst of this year’s presidential ads

(The Baltimore Sun, July 12th, 2012)

Op-Ed: Now’s The Time For A Candid Candidate

(NPR, July 9th, 2012)

A Busy Season for Political Fact-Checkers

(American Journalism Review, July 1st, 2012)

FDA goes graphic in battle against smoking

(The Philadelphia Inquirer, June 22nd, 2012)

Gory labels for cigarette packs aim to deter smoking

(The Seattle Times, June 22nd, 2012)

Campaign ad may boost Amodei but alienate the Chinese

(lasvegassun.com, June 22nd, 2012)

Getting graphic to try to convince people to quit smoking

(WHYY, June 21st, 2012)

Michael Steele in a Dress? The bizarre statements of Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman

(The Wall Street Journal, June 16th, 2012)