The fear of loathing on the campaign trail

Article Abstract:

The 2000 race for the Republican presidential nomination, and the political advertising it generated, is described. Both the George W. Bush and John McCain camps wrestled with positive and negative images throughout the campaign.

Elections, 2000 AD, McCain, John, Public opinion

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Pitching for the Green team: questions for Bill Hillsman

Article Abstract:

Ralph Nader's advertising consultant calls the US Federal Election Commission toothless, especially when it comes to lying in political ads. Worse yet, he says, most campaign ads are boring.

Marketing, Interview, Political consultants, Nader, Ralph, Hillsman, Bill

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C.E.O., U.S.A

Article Abstract:

The principles of business management are a strong influence on George W. Bush political style. The public policy consequences of this approach to government are discussed.

Analysis, Cover Story, Presidents, Presidents (Government), Political leadership

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