A few excerpts from this week’s Washington Report. To read the full write-up click here. To sign up, click here. The roller coaster week in summary … Disaster Averted. Can. Kicked. And yes, the U.S. Government is open for business. What a difference a week makes! The House is out...
Capstone’s Diane Rogers took a few minutes to talk about the increasing side effects of the partial government shutdown. Follow her on LinkedIn “We say that we are the rulers of this country, but we do not make a rule of law. We say that we command these people, but we...
A few excerpts from this week’s Washington Report. To read the full write-up click here. To sign up, click here. On Day 11 of the shutdown, the drama continues in Washington, D.C. Something to think about, at least nine S&P 500 companies have more cash on hand than the federal government right...
A piece from Capstone’s John Rogers on what the showdown in Washington means for how our governing bodies work. Follow him on LinkedIn. I heard a Tea Party member of Congress talk the other day about why he was fighting to include the Affordable Care Act (ObamaCare) as critical to the...
MARCH OF DIMES ANNOUNCES THREE NEW BOARD MEMBERS MILWAUKEE, Wis., Sept. 30, 2013 – The March of Dimes Wisconsin Chapter is pleased to announce three new members of the State Chapter Board of Directors. March of Dimes board members, who serve as volunteer leaders, help the organization with strategic planning...
A few excerpts from this week’s Washington Report. To read the full write-up click here. To sign up, click here. Q. What happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object? A. Yes, something has to give. Meanwhile, we watch the daily drama unfold in Washington and across the country. With such...
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