Campaigns & Elections Magazine: Surprisingly Funny

From an advertisement/announcement for the upcoming "All Things Ethical" political seminar in that most unethical of towns: Las Vegas. From: [redacted] To: [redacted] Sent: Fri, 09 Feb 2007 10:41:36 -0500 Subject: Exclusive Invite: Political Discretion Advised Due to strong language (e.g. going negative, oppo, scandal) and adult situations (e.g. networking, politics, education) the Campaigns & Elections political training seminar is not intended for everyone. Some programming may include gratuitous depictions of successful campaigns, explicit discussions of ethics and an extreme passion for politics. Please be advised that some thinking will occur outside the box. As always, the seminar staff, its speakers and all related properties assume no liability for the drastic increase in success you will experience. Attend at your own risk! ----------- CONVERT BREAKS: __default__ From an advertisement/announcement for the upcoming "All Things Ethical" political seminar in that most unethical of towns: Las Vegas. From: [redacted] To: [redacted] Sent: Fri, 09 Feb 2007 10:41:36 -0500 Subject: Exclusive Invite: Political Discretion Advised Due to strong language (e.g. going negative, oppo, scandal) and adult situations (e.g. networking, politics, education) the Campaigns & Elections political training seminar is not intended for everyone. Some programming may include gratuitous depictions of successful campaigns, explicit discussions of ethics and an extreme passion for politics. Please be advised that some thinking will occur outside the box. As always, the seminar staff, its speakers and all related properties assume no liability for the drastic increase in success you will experience. Attend at your own risk! ----------- All Things Ethical is March 15-16, 2007 in Las Vegas, NV at the extravagant Flamingo Las Vegas! Learn about: Handling Ethical Dilemmas Fund Raising Ethics and The Law Direct Mail Standards â€“ How far can you go? Internet Ethics: Changing Concepts, Changing Ethics? Negative Television Advertising â€“ Is negative the new positive? Polling â€“ Defining your message ...........and surprise entertainment! Speakers include - Ben Ginsberg, Patton Boggs Chris Arterton, George Washington University Tony Bawidamann, The MWW Group Joseph Birkenstock, Caplin & Drysdale John Brabender, BrabenderCox Andrew Capone, (NCC) National Cable Communications Ben Chao, Fletcher Rowley Chao & Riddle Craig Charney, Charney Research Sha Embree, Peer Group Consulting Dale Emmons, Emmons & Associates Karen Jagoda, E-Voter Institute Charles Harris, Aristotle Jimmy Orr, Schwarzenegger Campaign John Phillips, Aristotle James Pindell, Boston Globe Brett Sciotto, American Strategies Jim Spencer, The Campaign Network Jason Stanford, Stanford Research Ed Traz, The Traz Group Scott Truesdale, MSHC Partners Gerry Tyson, The Tyson Organization Peter Valcarce, Arena Communications Mark Weaver, Esq., Communications Counsel, Inc. ----------- CONVERT BREAKS: __default__ From an advertisement/announcement for the upcoming "All Things Ethical" political seminar in that most unethical of towns: Las Vegas. From: [redacted] To: [redacted] Sent: Fri, 09 Feb 2007 10:41:36 -0500 Subject: Exclusive Invite: Political Discretion Advised Due to strong language (e.g. going negative, oppo, scandal) and adult situations (e.g. networking, politics, education) the Campaigns & Elections political training seminar is not intended for everyone. Some programming may include gratuitous depictions of successful campaigns, explicit discussions of ethics and an extreme passion for politics. Please be advised that some thinking will occur outside the box. As always, the seminar staff, its speakers and all related properties assume no liability for the drastic increase in success you will experience. Attend at your own risk! ----------- All Things Ethical is March 15-16, 2007 in Las Vegas, NV at the extravagant Flamingo Las Vegas! Learn about: Handling Ethical Dilemmas Fund Raising Ethics and The Law Direct Mail Standards â€“ How far can you go? Internet Ethics: Changing Concepts, Changing Ethics? Negative Television Advertising â€“ Is negative the new positive? Polling â€“ Defining your message ...........and surprise entertainment! Speakers include - Ben Ginsberg, Patton Boggs Chris Arterton, George Washington University Tony Bawidamann, The MWW Group Joseph Birkenstock, Caplin & Drysdale John Brabender, BrabenderCox Andrew Capone, (NCC) National Cable Communications Ben Chao, Fletcher Rowley Chao & Riddle Craig Charney, Charney Research Sha Embree, Peer Group Consulting Dale Emmons, Emmons & Associates Karen Jagoda, E-Voter Institute Charles Harris, Aristotle Jimmy Orr, Schwarzenegger Campaign John Phillips, Aristotle James Pindell, Boston Globe Brett Sciotto, American Strategies Jim Spencer, The Campaign Network Jason Stanford, Stanford Research Ed Traz, The Traz Group Scott Truesdale, MSHC Partners Gerry Tyson, The Tyson Organization Peter Valcarce, Arena Communications Mark Weaver, Esq., Communications Counsel, Inc. ----------- REGISTER NOW ... 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