After the Glory is an entertaining blog that covers past Presidents' (living) and other former global dignitaries' mundane, yet sometimes newsworthy, lives.
Word has it that President Obama will be meeting with Former Secretary of State, Colin Powell. The two dignitaries will meet for 2.5 hours Wednesday afternoon at the White House. Following that meeting, Obama will meet with the current Secretary of Defense, William Gates. Let the rumor mill rumble pointing to Powell coming out of retirement to replace Gates. We'll see!
Obama met with another retired politician today - former President Bill Clinton. The two met for lunch in New York City at Mulino's to gab over hot topics, while wolfing down hot fish and pasta.
And if you haven't heard it by now, former President Jimmy Carter has called the recent Republican attacks on Obama - especially Joe Wilson's "You're a liar!" outburst - all racially motivated. He believes the Republicans are uncomfortable having an African-American president.
And ATG welcomes its newest retired politician, former Alaska Governor, Sarah Palin. According to numerous news sources, Palin has officially signed on with the lucrative Washington Speakers' Bureau. Start rakin' it in, Sarah!
ATG is back with a few juicy nuggets of post-presidential news...
Seems former President Bill Clinton isn't much of a draw in Canada these days. After two weeks of sluggish ticket sales to hear Bill Clinton speak, the Canadian National Exhibition has slashed prices from $20 to five dollars plus admission. Organizers were hoping to fill the 25,000-seat BMO Field, but to-date have only sold 7,000. Check out the full report video below...
Just when we thought he was done crafty Dick Cheney is back -- and looking to run in 2012? Check out the rough draft of his first campaign video...
Word has it that former Boston Red Sox ace, Curt Schilling is mulling the idea to run for Ted Kennedy's Senate seat. Schilling has not decided either way, but he hasn't ruled anything out. Check out this video interview...
And last but not least, former UK Prime Minister, Tony Blair, will make his first appearance on Dave Letterman's "Late Show" tonight. It's rumored he will discuss his current projects, including pushing for peace with Palestinians and seeking a climate change agreement. A little-known factoid about Mr. Blair: He's hopped the pond to teach at Yale University.
Mike Lawson; principal of the marketing firm, DML Communications, and host of the credit union industry’s only online video talk show, CUbroadcast; has more than 20 years of journalism, public relations, and marketing experience. Lawson leverages this three-tiered expertise to help credit union-related individuals and organizations increase their exposure toward their target audiences. Lawson has an extensive background within the financial services industry stemming back to the mid-‘90s working for Symitar, establishing DML Communications in 2002, and starting CUbroadcast in 2010. He speaks on journalism, PR, marketing, and social media topics to credit union industry organizations nationwide.