Author: Aaron Harber
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Harber: Making journalism ‘great again’
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I was honored to receive the “Broadcaster of the Year Award” – the highest honor given by the Colorado Broadcasters Association – at such a turbulent time for journalists and would like to thank everyone associated with the CBA for the award. I also would like to thank Bob Call, CBA chairman and vice president of Bonneville…
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Harber: An accidental look back: Pundits, the press and Trump
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OK, I admit I am a bit behind on my reading as I recently perused the April 30 edition of The Wall Street Journal. Albeit accidentally, it was a good exercise as I read David Greenberg’s extensive column comparing the Republicans’ situation on that date to that in 1976, to wit: “But as in 1976,…
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Harber: Democratic National Convention wrap-up report
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Hillary Clinton’s substantial post-Convention bump in the polls was not a surprise to those who attended the Democratic Convention in Philadelphia. Having created a well scripted Hollywood production, the Democrats seized the Ronald Reagan theme of “Morning In America” and, in a jiu-jitsu move, took advantage of the Republicans’ “Nighttime In America” theme, trumpeted best…
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Aaron Harber interviews Dan Rather at DNC 2016
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Dan Rather, Aaron Harber, Democratic National Convention, Election 2016
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Harber: Do DC insiders have it all wrong about Hillary’s veep choices?
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It is fascinating to watch the myopia and silliness of political “experts” as speculation swirls about presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton’s selection of a running mate. Secretary Clinton’s top priority will be selecting someone who would be an excellent president in the event she couldn’t serve. Having been in the White House as first…
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Harber: Release Trump’s tax returns? Just say no
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It appears, if anyone is going to go against the grain about disclosing personal income tax returns, Donald Trump may be the one to say, “Enough is enough.” American politics already delves into every aspect of a candidate’s life. Do we really need to pry into personal tax returns as well? And what do we…
