Instead of some of these PR pros seeing this as an opportunity to question conventional wisdom and, at least for a split second consider a change of course, they decided the better approach was to depict me as an empty-headed jerk who must have stolen his awards and graduated by mistake from one of the country’s best journalism schools.
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