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| − | [[Image:Favreau.jpg|thumb|Jon Favreau at work the night of the New Hampshire primary.]] | + | [[Image:Favreau.jpg|thumb|Jon Favreau at work the night of the [[New Hampshire]] primary.]] |
| − | '''Jon Favreau''' (Age: 26) is the chief speech writer of candidate [[Barack Obama]]. Graduated from the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, [[Massachusetts]], he served as a speech writer for [[John Kerry]] in 2004. | + | '''Jon Favreau''' (Age: 26) is the chief speech writer of candidate [[Barack Obama]]. Graduated from the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, [[Massachusetts]], he served as a speech writer for [[John Kerry]] in 2004. Favreau ''was the architect of Obama's teasing "announcement" during an appearance in December on "Monday Night Football."'' [https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/03/17/AR2007031701306.html] |
Favreau is not the actor who played the lovelorn ''Mike Peters'' in the movie "''Swingers''." | Favreau is not the actor who played the lovelorn ''Mike Peters'' in the movie "''Swingers''." | ||
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::''For his inspiration, Mr. Favreau said, "I actually read a lot of Bobby Kennedy."'' | ::''For his inspiration, Mr. Favreau said, "I actually read a lot of Bobby Kennedy."'' | ||
| − | ::''“I see shades of J.F.K., R.F.K.,” he said, and then added, “King.”'' [ | + | ::''“I see shades of J.F.K., R.F.K.,” he said, and then added, “King.”'' [https://www.nytimes.com/2008/01/20/fashion/20speechwriter.html] |
| + | Jon Favreau is a fan of the [[Boston Red Sox]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:37, August 2, 2022
Jon Favreau at work the night of the New Hampshire primary.
Jon Favreau (Age: 26) is the chief speech writer of candidate Barack Obama. Graduated from the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Massachusetts, he served as a speech writer for John Kerry in 2004. Favreau was the architect of Obama's teasing "announcement" during an appearance in December on "Monday Night Football." [1]
Favreau is not the actor who played the lovelorn Mike Peters in the movie "Swingers."
- For his inspiration, Mr. Favreau said, "I actually read a lot of Bobby Kennedy."
- “I see shades of J.F.K., R.F.K.,” he said, and then added, “King.” [2]
Jon Favreau is a fan of the Boston Red Sox.