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JANUARY 2017

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Will Trump Really ‘Drain the Swamp’?

Will President Donald Trump’s promise to “drain the swamp” happen or will history and the need for policy expertise clog the drain?
Surviving in a ‘Fake News’ World

Public affairs professionals struggle to work in a “post-truth” era where trust in business, the government and the media continues to decline.
Parties Struggle with ‘Populist’ Uprising

The 2016 presidential election signaled, by almost all accounts, a “populist” uprising. But what, exactly, does populism mean? Author John B. Judis explains.
Video Files: Three Mistakes to Avoid

Experiencing challenges with your public affairs team? Any of these three common mistakes may be the cause. The Council’s Sheree Anne Kelly breaks it all down.
Data Crunch: PAC and Grassroots Salary Surveys …

Who earns more, a grassroots or PAC professional? What’s the breakdown of activities for each and what percentage have supervisory roles?

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