Blogs
Off the Couch, Onto the Stage: My First, Only and Not-So-Great Presidential Debate
In September, 2008, the campaign asked me to serve as a surrogate in a debate with John McCain’s health care adviser when one of Obama’s close advisers – as opposed to me, who’d met the candidate once at a campaign event – couldn’t make it.
Off the Couch, Onto the Stage: My First, Only and Not-So-Great Presidential Debate
By MICHAEL MILLENSON I could’ve been Kamala Harris, Joe Biden and Marianne Williamson all rolled into one. That’s how I might have handled my first, only, and not-so-great presidential debate. No, IContinue reading…
Off the Couch, Onto the Stage: My First, Only and Not-So-Great Presidential Debate
In September, 2008, the campaign asked me to serve as a surrogate in a debate with John McCain’s health care adviser when one of Obama’s close advisers – as opposed to me, who’d met the candidate once at a campaign event – couldn’t make it.
Off the Couch, Onto the Stage: My First, Only and Not-So-Great Presidential Debate
By MICHAEL MILLENSON I could’ve been Kamala Harris, Joe Biden and Marianne Williamson all rolled into one. That’s how I might have handled my first, only, and not-so-great presidential debate. No, IContinue reading…
Speaking
The Cost of Medical Error
Michael had a chance to greet former president Bill Clinton at a recent national patient safety summit where both were speakers. Michael focused on both the human and financial cost of medical error.
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