It centered around McCotter as the host of a variety show with characters based on his congressional staffers, who made fun of his presidential campaign and discussed such risqué topics as sex, race, and bodily functions.
The level of concern in the Clinton camp is perhaps best conveyed by two reports that appeared in the Times in the past few days, which were based on briefings from Clinton staffers and supporters.
Traditionally, Republican operatives scorn Democratic campaigns, which tend to be based on hiring hundreds of staffers to go door to door, getting marginal voters to sign up for absentee ballot requests.
I know that based on talking to Democratic staffers.
They argued that agency moves are based on "poor science" and that staffers who said as much were harassed.
Creating new standards of performance, based on how long it takes staffers to resolve a problem over the phone, Kunze in 2001 extended the California and U.K. help desks to 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Wednesday: The New York Times runs a story based on interviews with Trump campaign staffers that blames the candidate's lousy performance on a lack of preparation.
The CIA's inspector general determined in his report that Eatinger's criminal referral against Senate Intelligence Committee staffers was based on "inaccurate information" with which he was provided.
According to a HuffPost whip count based on interviews with lawmakers and staffers with knowledge of the votes, there are 17 Republicans who appear firmly against the new version of the health care bill and 10 Republicans who seem to be leaning against it.
When the U.S. Agriculture Department fired staffer Shirley Sherrod based on a deceptively edited video suggesting she was a racist, a top official told her the administration had feared that Beck would jump on the story.
