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Welcome Tom Rosshirt

Michael Sean WintersSeptember 10, 2008

America’s election blog is pleased to welcome Tom Rosshirt who will do occasional postings for our readers. Tom was a speechwriter for President Bill Clinton and is a partner at West Wing Writers, a communications and strategy firm located in Washington, D.C. Tom and his family worship at Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Washington.

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