Since the election of President Donald Trump, the Democratic Party has squandered a unique opportunity. A recent Politico article carried the headline: “Moderate Democrats warn Pelosi of impeachment obsession.” A line from the article clarified that during a meeting
When it comes to personal finances, one thing is certain: People can get funny when it comes to talking about their money. Whether it is how much one carries in his or her checking account, what percentage is saved from
Photo credit: Gage Skidmore There’s a strategy for overcoming verbal gaffes. Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden has a history of stumbling over his words and committing high profile gaffes that risk burying his message and efforts. It’s become a seemingly
A Message from Larry Ceisler Welcome to September’s Ceisler Media Newsletter. With schools back, we asked three of our bright minds to tackle education issues. Associate Director Brian Dries explains how to take steps to improve your financial literacy. Associate
Friday, February 15, 2008: My phone rings for what feels like the tenth time in as many minutes. In other words, it feels like any given day in the life of a public information specialist for the Clark County School
When we at Ceisler Media became aware that the Rite Aid Foundation was looking to partner with our client, the Philadelphia Children’s Alliance (PCA), and honoring its executive director, we knew this was a fantastic opportunity for positive publicity.