Don Goldberg’s background includes work as a professional journalist prior to holding senior positions in both the legislative and executive branches of government. As a Special Assistant to President Clinton, he was responsible for developing strategic responses to investigations and helped pioneer the integration of communications and legal strategy.
Goldberg has been described by the Capitol Hill newspaper, Roll Call, as “the White House expert on congressional investigations,” and National Journal called him “a key player on President Clinton’s 25-hour-per-day damage control team.”
Goldberg has helped guide dozens of corporate clients through difficult communications challenges, including General Motors, IBM, Adobe, Koch Industries, Double- Click, 3M, ZeroKnowledge and Horizon Airlines.
He has been involved in responding to almost every major national political scandal since the mid-1980s, ranging from the Iran/Contra affair to the Lewinsky scandal.
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I'm curious why a posting dated 17 March 2008 still refers to Abubakar as a a current contender for the presidency. The election was nearly a year ago.
"And this is precisely what happened to former Nigerian Vice President Atiku Abubakar, who is seeking his nation's presidency"
Good point, Ken. Abubakar is contesting the election, and he and another candidate have filed suit to have the results nullified due to widespread irregularities (read: fraud). The case is before the Supreme Court, and will be decided this summer. So he still considers himself a contender.
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