They reportedly irked their father's staffers with some of their Twitter messages, including one that mocked Obama aide David Axelrod for having a bushy upper lip.
Upon the conclusion of his remarks, Bush bade farewell to his staffers with a military-style salute before stepping into a waiting helicopter and ascending to the skies.
Once at the wooded paintball site, down a dirt road lined with prefab houses, the participants chose sides, mingling staffers with writers.
Young congressional staffers with smart haircuts mingled in a small, bright room, where an exhibit of photographs from South Sudan had been set up for the occasion.
From the summer of 2012 to mid-2013 the risks taken by many reporters – including staffers with institutional backing – increasingly overshadowed the rewards.
The reunion was a veritable Who's Who of dismissed Trump staffers, with such luminaries as Anthony Scaramucci, Sean Spicer, H. R.
Columbia now has twenty-three staffers with Title IX responsibilities, including case managers, investigators, and administrators, and provides free legal services to accusers and accused.
My colleague thought it was a happy Englishman (there are no New Yorker staffers with Slovenian accents), but I knew better.
I was taken aback by the scores of needy and the administrative confusions they face, but heartened by the improbable equanimity of staffers with caseloads of 2,000 families.
They took $100,000 from the remnants of a pro-Romney campaign fund and more cash from big donors, and set about hiring researchers and "trackers" (staffers with cameras).
In some scenes Ms. Palin is depicted as a inspirational leader who impressed campaign staffers with her Republican National Convention speech; in many other scenes she is portrayed as unable to answer basic political questions.
