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Explore "legislators" with insightful episodes like "Send A Message-WSTFA Pt 2", "Send A Message-WSTFA Pt 1", "Anti-Idling Bill Pt 1", "What Makes A Legislator Effective?" and "Farmworker Survey Bills Pt 1" from podcasts like ""Fruit Grower Report", "Fruit Grower Report", "Fruit Grower Report", "Not Another Politics Podcast" and "Fruit Grower Report"" and more!
Association, says SSB 6304 contains a provision that would prohibit trucks over 10,000 from idling longer than 5 minutes.
When it comes to passing actual legislation, putting it forward and getting it all the way through the process, it can be difficult to measure exactly which legislators are effective. Not to mention which types of legislators tend to be more effective, moderates or extremists? And does majority-party membership increase effectives?
In an innovative new paper, “Effective Lawmaking Across Congressional Eras”, University of Pittsburgh professor of political science Max Goplerud proposes a new measure of legislative effectiveness that may help us to answer some of these complex questions.
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In this lively and informative program, the Star Maker gets down to business and discusses the many reasons why you should keep your job while building your business. With a plethora of pithy points, Steve highlights the importance of maintaining financial stability, accessing mentors, building your network, acquiring new skills, improving your credit, and reducing the risk and stress associated with entrepreneurship. Steve also emphasizes the importance of work-life balance and personal development, arguing that maintaining a full-time job can provide both. So, if you're considering starting your own business, don't quit your day job just yet! Listen to this podcast episode for some sound advice that will help you achieve your entrepreneurial dreams without sacrificing your financial stability or sanity.
New law. Sinister motive. / KKK middle school student. (It's Kentucky.)
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Assault rifles = Freedom. Gambling = No freedom. / Media is getting its A. Rodgers wish.
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Nothing will change and here's why.
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The empower parents claim is a lie.
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Our focus in this podcast is state securities administrators. These are the agencies in every state that oversee investor protection and efficient capital formation. Their key focus is protecting consumers who purchase investment advice or securities.
Guests on the podcast are Melanie Senter Lubin, the Maryland securities commissioner and president of the North American Securities Administrators Association, and Faith Anderson, the chief of Registration and Regulatory Affairs of the Securities Division of the Washington state Department of Financial Institutions.
They discussed the various roles state securities regulators play, the assistance they can offer state legislators and legislative staff, and how state regulators work with their federal counterparts. They also sketched out their perspective on a variety of policy topics, including licensing and digital currency. Both Lubin and Anderson also wanted legislators to know that the securities regulars in your state are always available to answer questions for you or your constituents.
While estimates vary, there is agreement that the U.S. is short several million homes. Many who study the housing situation in the U.S. have dubbed it a housing crisis.
Housing has usually been seen as a local issue, but as the housing affordability situation has worsened, states are increasingly involved in the search for solutions.
We asked three guests to join this podcast and share their perspectives.
First up is Arica Young, the associate director of the Bipartisan Policy Center’s Terwilliger Center for Housing. Young, who has decades of experience studying housing and community development, discusses how the crisis has hit renters and the substantial barriers to building multifamily housing in much of the country.
The other guests on this episode are Whitney Airgood-Obrycki, a researcher at the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University, and Karl Eckhart, a vice president at the National Association of Home Builders.
All three guests point to the remarkably complex set of factors that affect housing, from zoning regulations to the price of steel and the shortage of electricians, plumbers and others in the trades.
The Monday edition of The Rotunda Podcast hosted by Trimmel Gomes explores how local governments fight state lawmakers to maintain local control, similar to how state governments fight the feds. Gomes interviews Miami Mayor and president of the U.S.
Conference of Mayors, Francis Suarez. The mayor called on fellow Republicans in Tallahassee to respect local control.
Gomes also talks with Ralph Thomas, the Florida Association of Counties president. He expressed concerns over bills like (S.B. 90), allowing businesses to claim damages from local governments if they pass an ordinance that causes a revenue loss of 15% or more.
Also, Governor Ron DeSantis keeps his COVID-19 booster status to himself, sparking speculation that he’s no longer in tune with former President Joe Biden, who is considered a close ally.
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