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J. Mark Powell

Lexington

VP of Communications and Message Development at Ivory Tusk Consulting. Opinions, Tweets/Retweets are mine alone and blah blah blah.

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  • 5 days ago | latrobebulletinnews.com | J. Mark Powell

    The one (and perhaps only) thing Americans seem to agree on these days is political rhetoric is too toxic. They long for folks to cool down and behave like dignified statesmen from that long-ago time before Twitter inflamed passions. Ah, the good old days! Except they weren’t so good. In fact, angry words sometimes even resulted in death. This is the story of how one nasty exchange ended badly for everyone. kAm!C6D:56?E p?5C6H y24<D@? 56DA:D65 32?<D] W!C@323=J 3642FD6 96 H2D :?

  • 6 days ago | dcjournal.com | J. Mark Powell

    Washington loves a leaker. An “unidentified source” who’s willing to spill the beans and dish on his boss or colleagues. Sometimes, the motivation is revenge, settling the score for an old wrong, be it real or imagined. Other leakers do so for reasons of conscience, believing the public needs to know what’s happening behind the scenes. It brings to mind one unidentified official who long ago disagreed with his boss.

  • 1 week ago | northwestgeorgianews.com | J. Mark Powell

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  • 1 week ago | news-gazette.com | J. Mark Powell

    The one (and perhaps only) thing Americans seem to agree on these days is political rhetoric is too toxic. They long for folks to cool down and behave like dignified statesmen from that long-ago time before Twitter inflamed passions. Ah, the good old days! Except they weren’t so good. In fact, angry words sometimes even resulted in death. This is the story of how one nasty exchange ended badly for everyone. President Andrew Jackson despised banks.

  • 1 week ago | sealynews.com | J. Mark Powell

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J. Mark Powell
J. Mark Powell @JMarkPowell
26 Dec 24

I’m not shy about calling out businesses that are too big for their britches. But @PayPal is part of the dying breed that still has an actual customer service department staffed by real people you can call. They’ve always been helpful. Here’s to you, PayPal, for a job well done!! https://t.co/Ptgyf8m7h7

J. Mark Powell
J. Mark Powell @JMarkPowell
4 Oct 24

Beyond disappointed in @UPS. Mistakes are one thing. Careless sloppiness and difference shown my manhandling a package are something else. Shame upon you, @UPS https://t.co/bEBWmMm4I3

J. Mark Powell
J. Mark Powell @JMarkPowell
4 Oct 24

Just received a package delivered by @UPS . Despite careful packing &amp; “fragile” labels, it arrived with glass totally shattered. It was clearly manhandled. I will NEVER do business with UPS again. https://t.co/XsVLsjzXZ2