Bob Beckel Parents: Cambridge Graham Beckel Jr. and Ellen Gilliland Beckel

Bob Beckel, known officially as Robert Gilliland Beckel, was an American political analyst, political adviser, pundit, columnist, and government official who was a member of the Democratic Party.

Beckel joined the United States Department of State as representative aide secretary of state for legislative relations, turning into the most youthful appointee associate secretary of state in the Carter organization.

In that job, he assisted with shepherding the Panama Canal Treaty through Congress to endorsement.

The next year he was designated exceptional right hand to the president for regulative undertakings, dealing with the endorsement of Salt II and Mideast settlements.

During that campaign, he became known as the man who effectively wrapped Wendy’s slogan “Where’s the beef?” around Gary Hart, Mondale’s opponent for the Democratic nomination.

In late 1984 he framed the counseling firm Bob Beckel and Associates, or BBA, a campaigning firm that was prevailed in 1985 by Beckel-Cowan.

In 2002 Beckel dealt with the mission of Alan Blinken, the Democratic candidate for United States Senate in Idaho until he surrendered after it became public that he was an observer and casualty in a blackmail endeavor by a whore.

In 2010, he showed up as himself on the Season 8 debut of TV series 24 in a false discussion with individual Fox News Analyst Monica Crowley.