Contact: Bob Weiner/Emma Paris
202-306-1200
weinerpublic@comcast.net
WASHINGTON, DC, UNITED STATES, April 8th, 2026/EINPresswire.com/RWA — Robert Weiner, a former White House spokesman and senior staff member for Congressman Claude Pepper, Ed Koch, John Conyers, Charles Rangel, Senator Ted Kennedy, and Drug Czar/4‑Star General Barry McCaffrey, has recently published with his team several op-eds addressing national and international issues. Recently the team has been published in the Palm Beach Post, The Oberlin Review, International Policy Digest, as well as Op Ed News, receiving H1, 2, and 4 rankings, as top opinion pieces.
For all op-eds visit:
www.weinerpublic.com/opeds or RWA's Substack
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On April 3rd, the Palm Beach Post published an article by Robert Weiner and Lily Roberti on “Why aren’t officials naming Jeffrey Epstein’s perpetrators?” The article advocates for members of Congress to name alleged Epstein associates on the House floor and argues that officials have failed to fulfill their promises of transparency and justice for survivors. This article was featured in Op Ed News with its top H1 ranking.
See full article in the Palm Beach Post: Why aren’t officials naming Jeffrey Epstein’s perpetrators?
See full article in Op Ed News: Expose Epstein perps on the House floor
Weiner and Griffin Cobb authored a piece titled “The Oberlin Lessons of Vietnam for America in Iran” that compares government statements on the current military involvement in Iran to the Vietnam War by citing similarities in executive decision-making, military rhetoric, and a lack of congressional authorization as warnings against a prolonged conflict. The piece was published in The Oberlin Review on April 3rd, 2026 and was also featured and ranked H4 on Op Ed News April 8th, 2026.
See full article in The Oberlin Review: The Oberlin Lessons of Vietnam for America in Iran
See full article in Op Ed News: The Oberlin Lessons of Vietnam for America in Iran
The International Policy Digest published “Don’t Bury This Headline: Trump’s Counterterrorism Chief Resigns, Says Iran Posed ‘No Imminent Threat” that was written by Weiner and Emma Paris. The article discusses the sudden resignation of National Counterterrorism Center Director Joseph Kent who stepped down stating that Iran posed no imminent threat and that the administration’s justifications for war were influenced by external political pressure. This article was featured in Op Ed News on March 20th, 2026.
See full article in the International Policy Digest: Don’t Bury This Headline: Trump’s Counterterrorism Chief Resigns, Says Iran Posed ‘No Imminent Threat’
See full article in Op Ed News: Don’t Bury This Headline: Trump Counterterror Head Says Iran “No Imminent Threat” as War Basis
In another article, Weiner and Andrew Beauchamp alleged that the Trump administration and media regulatory agencies have prioritized political interests over consumer protection by allowing massive media mergers and using licensing threats to influence content. This piece was featured and ranked H2 on OpEd News.
See full article in Op Ed News: FCC, Media Regulatory Agencies Bowing to Trump is Major Loss to Consumers
For more information visit: www.weinerpublic.com
All articles also published on Substack: RWA’s Substack
For interviews or more information contact: Robert Weiner and Emma Paris
Robert Weiner Associates
+1 202-306-1200
weinerpublic@comcast.net
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