Not Quite Miss Congeniality
Liz MairNotes and thoughts on American and British politics, policy, with a dose of football, history commentary, travel discussion from a political and communications consultant and entrepreneur known for being too honest, and definitely not Miss Congeniality.
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Something no one is talking about with just ~36 hours left in the 2026 midterm cycle
We’re in that stage in the midterm campaign where every minute simultaneously feels like an hour and a nanosecond. Political pros are trying to cram in every last piece of work to eke out a particular result, when that result is in all prob...
2026’s Missed Opportunity: Better Campaign Merch
While we’re ticking down the days to November 3, I have a particular gripe I want to air.
It’s one that pertains to both sides of the aisle.
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What Ron DeSantis should do if he runs for President again
In what may become a semi-regular feature, I’m starting to use this Substack for musings about what various potential presidential candidates should do if they step into the 2028 ring.
In this week’s edition, we’re going to tackle the guy...
Matt Lewis is right: Ted Cruz could totally be a presidential contender in 2028
In case you missed it, my friend Matt Lewis is taking a pounding for this column at his new home at the Washington Sun (formerly NOTUS; check him out there!) suggesting that Ted Cruz is underpriced as a potential 2028 GOP nominee.
Matt and...
Basically, we’re all still just playing out scenarios from the West Wing in American politics today
If you know me, you’ll know that I’m a big West Wing fan, and one of my core theories about American politics is that a ton of it post-2007 has been shaped by exactly what millions of us watched play out on the show.
Now, to get this out o...
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British-American strategic comms professional. Libertarian-Republican and Tory. Opposition research guru. Left- and right-of-center media relations. Investigative media relations. Arsenal fan. Professional putter-of-heads-on-spikes for clients.
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