Jim Messina, CEO of The Messina Group, was featured on NBC’s Nightly News discussing former President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama’s expected general election roles after former Vice President Joe Biden became the presumptive Democratic nominee on Wednesday.
“This allows the Obamas to come off the sidelines and get involved.” Read More »
Mark Medish, President of The Messina Group, co-authored an article for CounterPunch about the lessons the United States must learn from the COVID-19 pandemic. Medish, along with Joel McCleary, outlines ten points that are essential in building a strong system to fight biological and cyber attacks. “The good news is that we met existential challenges
READ: TMG’s Mark Medish coauthors Counterpunch Op-Ed: “Paradigm Shift by Pandemic” Read More »
Jim Messina, CEO of The Messina Group, joined a panel on MSNBC to discuss the benefits and challenges of the historic $2 trillion stimulus package.
“This is an unprecedented step to keep small businesses afloat.” Read More »
Jim Messina, CEO of The Messina Group, joins Bloomberg’s David Westin on Wednesday, March 11, with Rick Davis for a discussion about Biden’s lead over Sanders in the Democratic primary and how COVID-19 factors into today’s political climate.
“In moments of crisis, voters look to leaders.” Read More »
Jim Messina, CEO of The Messina Group, joined Kate Bolduan on CNN’s “At This Hour” to discuss how 2020 candidates are leveraging cash to remain in the race and what Sanders’s momentum means as Super Tuesday gets closer.
“Money is the oxygen of American politics.” Read More »
Jim Messina, The Messina Group’s CEO, talks with CNN’s Don Lemon about how Democrats are moving forward to the General Election and which candidate will be the best to defeat Donald Trump.
“We want to fight about healthcare, but not in a defensive way.” Read More »
Jim Messina, CEO of The Messina Group, joined MSNBC’s Craig Melvin to discuss how Michael Bloomberg is expected to perform in his first 2020 presidential debate. Jim also touched on how Barack Obama may leverage his popularity to unite the Democratic Party in the General Election.
“For the first time, Michael Bloomberg is going to face real fire.” Read More »
