Craig Bannister is the managing editor for CNSNews. Craig joined the Media Research Center in July of 2005 after serving as the Communications Manager for the Intelligent Transportation Society of America. He is currently the editor of the CNSNews blog, having previously served as the Director of Communications for CNSNews. Craig has spent his career writing, editing, and managing communications, public, media, and member relations for non-profit organizations.
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Nancy Pelosi's Genuine Imitation Bible Quotations
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