The title came from Fred Barnes, who, in a 2007 Weekly Standard cover story, named Cantor, Ryan, and McCarthy "the leader," "the thinker," and "the strategist" of a Republican revival….
The organization also employs many grunt workers, as well as administrators such as the disco-loving Miror B., the explosively-tempered bodybuilder, Dakim, the queen of the Under, Venus, and the strategist of a scientist, Ein.
And Newt Gingrich, the former speaker of the House and the principal strategist of the 1994 Republican takeover in Congress, was cheerfully blunt when asked whether he could have won without Mr. Clinton's blunders.
Among others, the asset freeze hit Khairat el-Shater, a millionaire businessman who is both the chief financier and the chief strategist of the Muslim Brotherhood, the main Islamist group backing Mr. Morsi.
Under the pact, the company agreed to nominate two of them – Scott Galloway, a founder of Firebrand and the leading strategist of the hedge funds' bid, and James A. Kohlberg, chairman of Kohlberg & Company.
Ultimately, she dumped her campaign manager and the chief strategist of the flawed effort; but it was too late.
In the fall of 1967, President Lyndon Johnson broke with this tradition by nominating Robert McNamara, his Secretary of Defense and the chief strategist of the war in Vietnam.
Students become the researchers, speechwriters and strategists of the competing campaign teams, and in the process they look critically at the candidates, issues and tactics used in this election.
Responding to news of Mr Lee's death, Mr Obama said: "He was a true giant of history who will be remembered for generations to come as the father of modern Singapore and as one the great strategists of Asian affairs".
"He was a true giant of history who will be remembered for generations to come as the father of modern Singapore and as one the great strategists of Asian affairs," Obama said.
