Thanks to Capstone's Erik Oksala for a little perspective on the partial government shutdown. Follow him on LinkedIn. As I was on the Hill yesterday for a meeting, it became clear to me the challenges facing the Republican party moving forward. I was sitting in the outer office of a...
A piece from Capstone's John Rogers on the lack of bargaining chips in Congress and the effect on the ability to compromise. Follow him on LinkedIn. The law of unintended consequences has as much to do with the mess that is playing itself out in Washington right now as anything else....
Thanks to Capstone's Diane Rogers for a quick breakdown on what "non-essential" means. Follow her on LinkedIn The government is poised for a shutdown. It’s sort of like a dysfunctional family only magnified on a much larger scale. In spite of the scale, most of us won’t notice much...
A few excerpts from this week’s Washington Report. To read the full write-up click here. To sign up, click here. The clock is ticking. Basically, the political and legislative happenings of the week have focused on an impending government shutdown with a heavy dose of debt ceiling drama. Yes, chaos...
Follow @MODWI, @UWHEALTH to tweet live with an OB/GYN Nurse Practitioner MADISON, Wis., September 22, 2013 – The March of Dimes Wisconsin Chapter and UW Health are teaming up this Thursday, Sept. 26 for a Twitter Party hosted by a nurse practitioner in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at UW...
A few excerpts from this week’s Washington Report. To read the full write-up click here. To sign up, click here. Congress is about to have a rough 6 weeks with deadlines and showdowns. You think it’s been bad so far? Just wait. Check out this video. Here is a quick review...
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