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There is still a lot of water to go under the bridge before the final plan takes shape, but one thing is for sure: Tennessee is again leading the way in driving Medicaid innovation.
View Full Post >Do you or the company you work for have a relationship with your elected officials? If not, our team at Bridge Public Affairs can help you build an engagement strategy.
View Full Post >At the moment, neither party seems interested in a government shutdown and instead appear happy to delay policy and funding fights.
View Full Post >Last week, Tennessee Governor Bill Lee appointed Brent Wiles, senior vice president at Bridge Public Affairs, to an at-large, three-year term on the Council on Developmental Disabilities.
View Full Post >There is still a lot of water to go under the bridge and the field is far from set — but the contours of the race certainly began to crystallize last week.
View Full Post >While unnerving to be cutting it close once again, the reality is that it’s only a matter of time before debt limit is raised.
View Full Post >As the temperature heats up, conversation in Washington will soon turn to the August “recess” — a congressional tradition that dates back to the mid-1800s.
View Full Post >It has only been four months since the federal government reopened after the longest shutdown in U.S. history.
View Full Post >We couldn’t be more proud of the work of the Permobil Foundation and the transformational impact they are having on so many individuals and families around the country.
View Full Post >We have loved the privilege of serving in the public arena and couldn’t be more excited to bring the same commitment to service we learned there to bear for our clients.
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