Earlier this year, Elan McAllister, the wonderful Executive Director of Choices in Childbirth, mentioned that she had seen a rough cut of a new documentary called Breastmilk and had been duly impressed.
So it isn't unusual to find Anne McKay, 74, an accounting clerk, carrying five-pound sandbags beside Kenneth Gamble, a former running back for the Kansas City Chiefs and a Reebok executive, whose sandbags of choice often exceed 100 pounds.
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Strange advice from a firm that wants to be, in the words of Chief Executive Richard Handler, the investment "bank of choice" for small and middling companies.
With all of this activity focused on tech companies, it's no surprise that the administration would turn to the Executive Order — a preferred weapon of choice for Presidents who find their agenda stalled in the face of an uncooperative legislature (or prevailing rule of law).
Iran-contra was a head-on clash between Congress and president over foreign policy, and even Watergate had its roots in strategies to re-elect the president: executive privilege was thus the weapon of choice, and the administration's true believers closed ranks.
