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Spin Class Interview: Katie Harbath on Facebook, Panicking Responsibly, and Disrupting Politics
is many things: recovering tech executive, my Substack fairy godmother, generous provider of solopreneur guidance, proof that bipartisan friendships still exist in DC, and coiner of the phrase “Panic Responsibly” (which I think about roughl...
Spin Class Case Study: How Eric Schmitt's VP Launch Died on the Hawks-Hawkeyes Mix-Up
You’ve probably already seen clips of Senator Eric Schmitt’s (R-Missouri) bizarre, failed attempt to trap former federal prosecutor Jack Smith into committing perjury in a Congressional hearing yesterday. If you haven’t, do yourself a favor...
The Trump White House Press Pool Story is More Complicated Than It Seems
It’s been a wild couple of days for those of us who closely watch Washington press corps drama. The story of why Trump banned several outlets from White House grounds, the subsequent refusal of the entire press corps to show up for pool dut...
What I’ve Learned from Teaching 9/11
For several years after I left government, I taught a college class on foreign policy and the media at several DC universities.1 My students were mostly born after September 11, 2001, and their relationship to that day and its aftermath was...
Spin Class Interview: Author Casey Michel on the New U.S. Oligarchy (And Why He’s Still Optimistic for the Future)
It’s wild how universally “we’re in a new Gilded Age,” has been adopted as a cliché to describe Our Current Times. But even more surprising, argues author and anti-corruption expert Casey Michel, is how inadequate the comparison actually is...
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Author of Spin Class. Recovering National Security Council and State Department spokesperson. Mom, Michigander, chocolate chip cookie baker.
I study the worst of the Internet and teach you how to avoid it. Demonized by the American right. Banned by Putin’s Russia. Undeterred.
Co-founder & president of Run for Something. Book worm, book writer (x2), mom (also x2). amandalitman.com
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