Trippi embraces the 'anti-status quo' Democratic consultant Joe Trippi is working on a string of primary challenges as the party fights to avoid them. By Maggie Haberman 06/19/2010 06:07 PM EDT ...

Democratic strategist and esteemed campaign manager Joe Trippi discussed his insider perspective on Alabama Senator Doug Jones’s campaign, the internet’s role in politics, and the future political ...

Charley Trippi, who was the NFL's oldest living Pro Football Hall of Famer, passed away at the age of 100. Grant Gordon chronicles the versatile Cardinals star whom Jim Thorpe called the "greatest ...

Halfback Charley Trippi of the Chicago Cardinals, along with Vic Schwall (37), Bill Campbell(53) and Vince Banonis (32) on the bench during a 45-to-21 loss to the Washington Redskins on November ...

Trippi was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1959. Nine years later, during a brief speech marking his entry into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, ...

If you think today's hybrid NFL players are something special, check out Charley Trippi. Trippi had a simple explanation for his dazzling array of skills. “In those days, the more things a ...

Trippi was the campaign manager for Howard Dean during his bid to be the democratic presidential nominee. Using the Internet, Trippi turned a little-known candidate into a frontrunner. His new ...

Charley Trippi, who used his speed, arm strength and the sheer grit of his coal miner roots to become one of the most versatile football players in college and professional history, died Oct. 19 ...

Joe Trippi, campaign manager for former Vermont governor and presidential hopeful Howard Dean, chats with MSNBC.com about his candidate’s progress and how they’re using the Internet to build ...

Joe Trippi, former campaign manager for presidential candidate Howard Dean, gave a spirited defense of his work for the foundering candidate Monday, saying that he lost money by devoting himself ...

Trippi went on to predict that a third-party candidate will soon raise so much money through the Web that Obama’s 2008 haul will look modest by comparison.

Edwards adviser Joe Trippi pooh-poohs any rumors of infighting and says he's totally on board with the public financing decision. Perhaps there's a greater logic to the Edwards public financing ...