Partnerships: a conversation with Kare Anderson
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Kare Anderson is literate and eloquent, generous and compassionate and — just in case you can’t tell — I really enjoyed my conversation with her.
This [...]
[Friday Musical Interludes] Advocacy chief among Obama recess appointments
As a general matter of principle, I don’t much like recess appointments. I’ll admit, I also don’t like the way partisan politics has caused any number of Presidents to have trouble filling critical posts in the government, either.
But I digress.
In this particular case, however, I have to applaud President Obama for his decision to make [...]
Partisan squabble in Senate: who is true friend to small biz?
(Photo by cliff1066, via Flickr)
In some ways, this is all really very funny.
Heading into the midterm elections, Democrats and Republicans are playing tug of war with the rights to the title Small Business’s Best Friends on Capitol Hill.
Of course, neither bunch is uniformly wonderful. Each party’s candidate will make its best pitch over the next [...]



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