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Steven "Steve" Rosenthal is an American labor and political strategist. He was the political director of the AFL-CIO for seven years.
Biography
Rosenthal's father was a Brooklyn shoe salesman.
In 2003, Rosenthal was one of the founders and chief executive officer of America Coming Together (ACT), a voter mobilization project aimed at defeating incumbent Republican president George W. Bush in the 2004 presidential election. ACT raised and spent over $142 million and built one of the largest voter mobilization campaigns in Democratic history.
Rosenthal served for seven years as the political director of the AFL-CIO. He announced in August 2002 that he would be stepping down from his post after the November elections. At the time, The New York Times reported that many union leaders credited Rosenthal with "transforming organized labor's feeble, forgettable campaign operation into one that many political analysts say is the most effective in the nation."
Matt Bai in The New York Times described Rosenthal in 2005 as one of "the Democratic Party's smartest and most influential strategists."
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- Los Angeles FC
- The Comedy Festival
- Mom (seri televisi)
- Daftar kontestan The Amazing Race (serial TV A.S.)
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- James Gosling
- Daftar episode SpongeBob SquarePants
- Erwin
- Stephen Hillenburg
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- Steve Rosenthal
- Joint Victory Campaign 2004
- Magic Shop (recording studio)
- Ronny Rosenthal
- America Votes
- Superjudge
- America Coming Together
- If (band)
- Grammy Award for Best Historical Album
- Robert Rosenthal (USAAF officer)
