Posted on 09/26/2017 6:00:47 PM PDT by ReaganGeneration2
Senior Communications Strategist At National Football League (NFL)
Responsibilities:
The senior communications strategist will be responsible for proactively developing plans and strategies aimed at publicly positioning the NFL to key audiences through all communication channels, both traditional and emerging media. They will work closely with communications department leadership to create messaging to reflect the league's wide variety of priorities and expedite organizational decision-making.
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Samantha Power, she has experience with all races and nations as well as perseverance in finding who might be attempting to hide behind their mask.
“... 58 per cent of those quizzed think athletes should stand and observe the national anthem, agreeing with President Donald Trump.”
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Baghdad Bob.
Eminently qualified.
He was thought to have died. Cancer, some obnoxious disease?
At the time of his ‘fame’, certainly an adamant addition to any spin machine.
Well if we can’t have Baghdad Bob I’m willing to settle for Joe Isuzu.
Someone who can fit in well with the new Commissioner of the NFL, Kim Jong-Un.
Considering he was played by a man named Leisure, yep, he might fit in with the rest of the lazy twits. And the man did know how to bend into the best of the pretzels. He should be given an opportunity. BTW. he’s still seen on the local reruns of Empty Nest. Once a twit, always a twit. :)
As I said in another post about this subject...
> Wouldn’t it be nice if the nfl front office had to waste their time reading tens of thousands of applications ?
One more thing - It was once explained to me that the most effective way to get somebody in a corporate executive position’s attention is to send snail mail. Send your message right to the top - President, CEO, etc. E-mails just get mass deleted. Phone calls may tie up the phone lines but typically get ignored. Posts on social media sites may do some good as it’s hard to ignore a 12,000 post thread on a site like nfl Facebook that may ordinarily get a few dozen responses but an actual letter gets noticed because the recipient has to take certain actions.
Let’s look at the physical analogy to those 12,000 Facebook posts if they were letters. The mail-room would be swamped with envelopes that can’t just be thrown away. All have to be opened and read by humans or else items relevant to the business might get thrown, things like checks and legal papers, etc. It is possible that it will be an executive secretary reading the mail addressed to the corporate Big Kahunas. All this takes time and resources. Likewise, if one were to send their opinions on something that, on first glance looks like a check or a letterhead of a business that doesn’t exist the company’s operations get further bollixed.
Also, may I suggest that the big data providers are probably watching you. If you use a cable box to watch the nfl or stream to a device it will be noted. It will also be noted if big data sees you streaming Youtube videos during game hours. I would also suggest gathering in public during gametime where it will be noticed that one is not sitting in front of their screen. How about a mass sing-in of the National Anthem on your local public square or even better, in front of the local tv station that is airing the nfl game.
Headline: Militant Normals Hijack Allinsky !
Tagline (Too big for the real Freep tagline)
President Trump lances festering boil on the butt-cheek of the American body politic and drains the poisonous puss for the good of the Nation.
Experienced only need apply; looking for candidates with prior experience in the Hillary Clinton presidential campaign.
Must be able to deceive our former fans with finesse by polishing our now worthless nfl turd to glisten and shine like gold."
Taking a clue from the Dems who always have at least one Liar-In-Chief handy....
Why? Is Geobbels unavailable?
Yep, they never stood behind Tim Tebow this way.
Heck, they could just scan the prisons, as that seems to be both their core audience and potential employee pool now. “National Felons League”. If grown men would quit supporting watching a bunch of thugs who never in their lives understood sportsmanship, it would help matters.
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