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Nina Easton

Washington, D.C.
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Political commentator via books, columns, TV. Entrepreneur telling multimedia stories of impactful leaders as co-CEO @sellerseaston
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Let’s give the ‘fired’ label a rest

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By Nina Easton, Leanne Caret
| Yahoo
Let's retire "fired." Here are some eye-opening numbers: Last year, nearly 20 million Americans got pink slips. By June of this year, 10 million employees had been dismissed from a range of industries and companies, including blue-chip tech firms like Google, Amazon, and Microsoft, as well as once secure federal agencies. A whopping 1.6 million workers are laid off each month.
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Let’s give the ‘fired’ label a rest

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By Nina Easton, Leanne Caret
| cryptostudent.io
[[{„value”:” Here are some eye-opening numbers: Last year, nearly 20 million Americans got pink slips. By June of this year, 10 million employees had been dismissed from a range of industries and companies, including blue-chip tech firms like Google, Amazon, and Microsoft, as well as once secure federal agencies. A whopping 1.6 million workers are laid off each month.
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President Lyndon B. Johnson taught us that power reveals

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By Nina Easton, Dom DiFurio, Tom Steele , Cassandra Jaramillo 
| The Dallas Morning News
“Hey, hey LBJ! How many kids did you kill today?” That was the mantra of a generation of college protesters. Words that attached human faces to the daily drone of Vietnam casualty counts, nameless kids shipped home maimed or in body bags, while their numbers were recited like sports scores on the evening news. Words that nearly destroyed an ailing Lyndon B. Johnson’s ambition to leave behind a living legacy.
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