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We’re taking two subscribers with us to the White House Correspondents’ Dinner this year. Will you be one of them? We at TNR pride ourselves on bringing our readers as close as possible to the workings of Washington. But this year we are taking that idea to a whole new level.  Subscribe to The New Republic for just $44.97 and be eligible to win a chance to join us at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner in Washington, D.C. on April 28, 2012. We’ll purchase your flight, hotel accommodations, and your ticket to the event, and you’ll be seated at our official table throughout the night. Support high-quality journalism and get the chance to experience this exciting evening. The winning entry will receive: a ticket at our table, airfare for two, and hotel accommodations. A subscription to TNR includes: The New Republic delivered to your home, access to the TNR archives, downloadable full issues the day they go to print, and a special annual issue. Photo courtesy of ABC
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We’re taking two subscribers with us to the White House Correspondents’ Dinner this year. Will you be one of them?

We at TNR pride ourselves on bringing our readers as close as possible to the workings of Washington. But this year we are taking that idea to a whole new level. 

Subscribe to The New Republic for just $44.97 and be eligible to win a chance to join us at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner in Washington, D.C. on April 28, 2012.

We’ll purchase your flight, hotel accommodations, and your ticket to the event, and you’ll be seated at our official table throughout the night. Support high-quality journalism and get the chance to experience this exciting evening.

The winning entry will receive: a ticket at our table, airfare for two, and hotel accommodations.

A subscription to TNR includes: The New Republic delivered to your home, access to the TNR archives, downloadable full issues the day they go to print, and a special annual issue.

Photo courtesy of ABC

We’re taking two subscribers with us to the White House Correspondents’ Dinner this year. Will you be one of them? We at TNR pride ourselves on bringing our readers as close as possible to the workings of Washington. But this year we are taking that idea to a whole new level.  Subscribe to The New Republic for just $44.97 and be eligible to win a chance to join us at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner in Washington, D.C. on April 28, 2012. We’ll purchase your flight, hotel accommodations, and your ticket to the event, and you’ll be seated at our official table throughout the night. Support high-quality journalism and get the chance to experience this exciting evening. The winning entry will receive: a ticket at our table, airfare for two, and hotel accommodations. A subscription to TNR includes: The New Republic delivered to your home, access to the TNR archives, downloadable full issues the day they go to print, and a special annual issue.
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We’re taking two subscribers with us to the White House Correspondents’ Dinner this year. Will you be one of them?

We at TNR pride ourselves on bringing our readers as close as possible to the workings of Washington. But this year we are taking that idea to a whole new level. 

Subscribe to The New Republic for just $44.97 and be eligible to win a chance to join us at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner in Washington, D.C. on April 28, 2012.

We’ll purchase your flight, hotel accommodations, and your ticket to the event, and you’ll be seated at our official table throughout the night. Support high-quality journalism and get the chance to experience this exciting evening.

The winning entry will receive: a ticket at our table, airfare for two, and hotel accommodations.

A subscription to TNR includes: The New Republic delivered to your home, access to the TNR archives, downloadable full issues the day they go to print, and a special annual issue.

Is Michelle Obama the most animated First Lady this country has ever had? “When Jackie Kennedy led a television crew through the White House in February 1962, millions of Americans were riveted to the screen. This Wednesday, when Michelle Obama appears on The Colbert Report, it will be a much less exciting, and more commonplace event. It’s starting to seem like the First Lady has been everywhere on our televisions lately, celebrating her “Joining Forces” initiative to help military families or promoting her “Let’s Move!” campaign to combat childhood obesity. While it’s customary for the spouse of the president to spearhead a feel-good campaign like literacy promotion or urban beautification, few have used their fame as Michelle has, or brought as much pizzazz to their projects. (It’s tough to imagine Nancy Reagan teaching Americans how to Dougie.) In an era when celebrity can be the best way to bring attention to a cause, Michelle appears more determined than any previous First Lady to pursue her public advocacy via TV stardom.” - TNR Staff, Is Michelle Obama Pioneering a New Model For First Ladies? Photo courtesy of Carl Anthony Online
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Is Michelle Obama the most animated First Lady this country has ever had?

“When Jackie Kennedy led a television crew through the White House in February 1962, millions of Americans were riveted to the screen. This Wednesday, when Michelle Obama appears on The Colbert Report, it will be a much less exciting, and more commonplace event. It’s starting to seem like the First Lady has been everywhere on our televisions lately, celebrating her “Joining Forces” initiative to help military families or promoting her “Let’s Move!” campaign to combat childhood obesity. While it’s customary for the spouse of the president to spearhead a feel-good campaign like literacy promotion or urban beautification, few have used their fame as Michelle has, or brought as much pizzazz to their projects. (It’s tough to imagine Nancy Reagan teaching Americans how to Dougie.) In an era when celebrity can be the best way to bring attention to a cause, Michelle appears more determined than any previous First Lady to pursue her public advocacy via TV stardom.”

- TNR Staff, Is Michelle Obama Pioneering a New Model For First Ladies?

Photo courtesy of Carl Anthony Online