Frank Breslin·Dec 9, 2024Constituent Services: The Art of GoverningNon vincitur, sed vincit, qui cedit suis. Whoever yields to his people is always the winner (Publilius Syrus, Maxims, 443). It’s called…
Frank Breslin·May 15, 2024The Art of Governing: Part 7 — Constituent ServicesNon vincitur, sed vincit, qui cedit suis. Whoever yields to his people is always the winner (Publilius Syrus, Maxims, 443). It’s called…
Jacqueline Laughlin·Mar 12, 2024Medicare…Part D…. and such…. CONSTITUENT SERVICES Dear Senator and Congressperson…
Frank Breslin·Apr 8, 2023The Romans on Governing: Part 9 (Helping the People Alone Matters)Sed oportet privatis utilitatibus publicas, mortalibus aeternas anteferre. One must put public and permanent benefits before private and…
Amanda McDougald Scott, Ph.D.·Apr 29, 2021In Support of Expanding Access to Voting: Pass SC H.3822This morning, I testified in the South Carolina House Judiciary Subcommittee in support of H.3822. I want to share with you why this is and…
Eric Loeb·May 21, 2017Privatize constituent servicesCongressional offices have tight budgets and many competing priorities. Constituent services staff help smooth citizens’ access to the…
Eric Loeb·May 10, 2017The correspondence problemThe diversity and volume of each representatives’ incoming messages have greatly increased in the lifetime of our republic. Since 1789, the…A response icon1A response icon1
