There have been mixed stories that Congress won’t be too busy this year due to the mid-year elections; however, based on the communications I’m receiving from coalitions and other news reports, I beg to differ. Here are some of the main priorities you should be aware of for 2014. These priorities all vary between Congressional Read the full article…
It’s the holiday season, and many of us are busy preparing time away from the office, completing last-minute budgets and strategic plans, and hopefully taking a breath and enjoying time with family and friends. But in the meantime, the last few weeks have been pretty busy here in D.C. Between www.healthcare.gov starting to work more Read the full article…
Just in time for Halloween, it has become very scary around here. Fear stretches from the halls of Congress out to Main Street. With a near debt default and a federal government that was shut down for over two weeks, it appears that many in Congress were waiting for the Great Pumpkin to appear – Read the full article…
Traffic is about to get really bad – really quickly – again in D.C. Our elected officials are returning to work on a full agenda that took a sharp turn last week, focusing on if and how the United States will get involved with Syria. The 113th Congress hasn’t necessarily been a hotbed of activity Read the full article…
ongratulations to President Obama, 435 Representatives, 33 Senators, 11 governors, 6000 state legislators, and thousands of local city council reps, mayors, school boards who won this past Tuesday – there was a lot on the line. Over the past two months NSCA has detailed specific issues that systems integrators should be concerned about, and now Read the full article…
