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Thanks, Neil. Great suggestions.

On Tue, Nov 2, 2010 at 8:26 AM, Neil Callahan
<ncallahan@rosemontseneca.com>wrote:

> Hi Joan,
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> This looks great, my comments / suggestions below:
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> 1. General
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> a. Add a double space after the punctuation of each sentence; you
> only have a single space.
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> 2. TARP
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> a. Describe who is on “the Panel” – one or two names
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> b. Can you add a quote of a Wall St analyst?
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> c. Add the date of the questioning of Caldwell
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> 3. DOL
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> a. Add the link on the DOL website that has this information
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> 4. Summers
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> a. Seems like you are implying “Big Business” is in the middle. I
> am not sure if that is what we are trying to say. Also, I would not use the
> term “Big Business”, it’s a derogatory term from the left.
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> b. “But some say” – try and name someone and a quite
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> c. “isn’t usually such a big deal” – we should add back up or remove
> it.
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> d. NEC is not a common acronym and is the name of a company, so it
> might be confusing to a non-political reader
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> 5. Fannie Freddie
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> a. Add the specifics about what “economy tipping” back into
> recession – did the report specify or define what constitutes “tipping”?
> This would be interesting to our readers.
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> b. What changes will Obama suggest next year?
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> c. The math on net cost I think should be taken out unless that is a
> direct paraphrase from the report, and if so cite the report as providing
> this logic. This is fuzzy math at best.
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> 6. Tea Party
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> a. “in their minds” – remove and rework, we shouldn’t claim to be
> mind readers
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> b. General comment: although the Tea Party pisses off a lot of
> people what whatever reason, the reality is that it shows how awesome and
> beautiful our democracy is. That people are free to organize and if they
> get enough other like-minded people together, they can actually make a
> difference. No different that women getting the right to vote, or gays
> getting the right to marry. So I think we should look at the Tea Party as a
> phenomenon of our democracy and citizenship and not sound like “those crazy
> Tea Party people” – it’s a free country and hat’s off to them for doing
> something about what they believe. And sure they are getting millions of
> dollars from people, but it’s no different than the Union giving millions of
> dollars to people they like, so that’s moot. Just a thought.
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> Also – if Ann Fudge is appointed the NEC, I am moving to Canada. I worked
> for her in the past – she’s indecisive, does not do her homework and is a
> poor judge of talent. If they are trying to reward her with a job for
> raising money, it should be something like the Ambassadorship to Iceland,
> but not an important job.
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> Best,
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> Neil
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> *From:* Joan Peugh [mailto:jpeugh@rosemontseneca.com]
> *Sent:* Monday, November 01, 2010 5:46 PM
> *To:* Hunter Biden; Eric Schwerin; Arlene Busch; Rob Walker; Alexandra
> Stanton; ncallahan@rosemontseneca.com
> *Subject:* Newsletter
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> Attached is the newsletter to be sent out tomorrow. Please send comments by
> 2PM. Thanks!
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> Joan
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