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Journalist Paul Brandus: a columnist/radio/TV commentator. Background: Wall St., network TV, foreign correspondent, venture capItal. 53 countries - so far

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An award-winning, independent member of the White House press corps, Paul Brandus founded West Wing Reports ® in 2009 (Twitter: @WestWingReport) and provides reports for television and radio outlets around the United States and overseas. He is also a Washington columnist for The Week and moderates panels for the magazine in Washington and around the U.S. on topics like cybersecurity, energy and Europe's economic crisis. He has lectured at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism.

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Putin's loss can be our gain: How the U.S. should capitalize on Russia's brain drain

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By Paul Brandus
| Yahoo News Verified
President Joe Biden wants to bring up to 100,000 Ukrainian refugees fleeing war to the United States. This is the American way. "Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me," says the eloquent Statue of Liberty poem, "The New Colossus," penned by Emma Lazarus. Immigrants strengthen us, and for that reason I have another idea that will strengthen us. It has the added benefit of further weakening Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Putin's loss can be our gain: How the U.S. should capitalize on Russia's brain drain

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By Paul Brandus
| USA Today Verified
Could it work? Nominate a woman Come meet us See the inspiring stories News Sports Entertainment Life Money Tech Travel Opinion Russia's best and brightest are fleeing, and they're taking their brains, talents and aspirations with them. We should bring them here to the United States. Paul Brandus Opinion columnist President Joe Biden wants to bring up to 100,000 Ukrainian refugees fleeing war to the United States. This is the American way.
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Joe Biden has had a rocky year in office. But, folks, this is only the first quarter. Original

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By Paul Brandus
| USA Today Verified
There’s not enough space here to describe in detail the rough first years of presidents. In modern times, John F. Kennedy, Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton stumbled out of the gate, and Donald Trump, don’t get me started. Perhaps the worst first year, though, was President Herbert Hoover’s. In October 1929, just seven months into his presidency, Black Thursday, the stock market crash that's seen as the beginning of the Great Depression, occurred.
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