7 lessons learned in a year lobbying in Washington
Originally published in American City Business Journals By Daniel E. Greenleaf Like most Americans, my knowledge of Washington is grounded in the civics classes of my youth…
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Washington can fix a mistake that is costing heart failure patients
Originally published in Becker’s ASC Review By Dr. Erika Fuller At any time, about 4,000 patients in the United States are waiting for a heart transplant. The…
Why Corporate Tax Cuts Won’t Raise Wages
Originally published in Fortune By David Dodson House Republican leaders are selling their one-sided tax reform to middle America on the promise that once their…
Reince Priebus: Why I Think the GOP Tax Plan Could Be Historic
Originally published in Fortune By Reince Priebus I have spent years advocating for tax reform, along with House Speaker Paul Ryan and other conservatives, and…
Bipartisan lawmakers can rebuild trust by passing infusion therapy bill
Originally published in The Hill By R. Carter Pate When U.S. lawmakers return home in mid-December for the holidays, they will face constituents asking, “What…
Four things Trump should consider before dismantling Obamacare
Originally published in Becker’s Hospital Review By Tony Colarossi Dismantling the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act will be high on the list of policies that…