Monthly Archives: January 2007

Say What They Want to Hear — And, if Possible, Mean It | Wall Street Journal | 01.23.07

By Clark S. Judge | Published: January 23, 2007
A few weeks after President Reagan delivered his 1988 State of the Union address, Dick Wirthlin, the president’s pollster, met with the White House speechwriting staff, of which I was a member. In the first and only presentation of its kind to Reagan’s writers, Dick shared the results of a new polling technique: pulse, or […]
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Surge Scoring: Listening to the president’s new Iraq plan | National Review Online | 01.08.07

By Clark S. Judge | Published: January 8, 2007
Early on Thursday, January 11, 2007, National Review Online (NRO) posted a symposium of reactions to President Bush’s January 10th, 2007 address to the nation detailing changes of strategy in Iraq.  Clark S. Judge, managing director of the White House Writers Group, was one of eight experts NRO invited to participate and whose responses it […]
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Video: Clark Judge on NewsHour with Jim Lehrer | PBS | 01.03.07

By Clark S. Judge | Published: January 3, 2007
On the eve of President George W. Bush’s 2007 State of the Union address, Clark Judge, Managing Director of the White House Writers Group and former presidential speechwriter, discussed the process of crafting the President’s remarks. Click the following link to view the interview: Clark Judge on NewsHour with Jim Lehrer
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