June 19, 2018 Mehlman Castagnetti Rosen & Thomas Hires Senior Hill Veteran Steve Haro Press Release By David Thomas Mehlman Castagnetti welcomes long-time Capitol Hill chief of staff and former Obama administration official, Steve Haro, as its newest principal. Read the full article »
June 13, 2018 Mindless Tribalism Infecting American Politics National Journal By Josh Kraushaar This week’s NBC/Wall Street Journal poll contained news of a disheartening but unsurprising development: Voters in both parties hate the opposition more than they support their own side’s policies. This dynamic, known as negative polarization, is poisoning our politics and contributing to a mindless tribalism. Read the full article »
June 7, 2018 The Most Amazing Breakdown of Politics in Trump’s America The Daily Caller By Henry Rodgers The well-known government affairs firm Mehlman Castagnetti Rosen & Thomas did an incredible job of summarizing the current state of play in D.C. politics in a must-read memo published June 4. It lays out 10 important trends that are critical to strategic government relations planning. Read the full article »
April 19, 2018 #MeToo, Social Media, and Keeping an Eye on the Big Picture The Cook Political Report By Charlie Cook Far more interesting to me even this week are the broader changes in American politics and society. Some of the more interesting things that cross my desk are PowerPoint presentations prepared by some of the sharpest and most thoughtful minds in Washington, people like Bruce Mehlman and Doug Sosnik. Bruce, a Republican, and Doug, a Democrat, have watched Washington up close for well over a combined half century, and have acquired the ability to explain political trends and developments in a visually powerful way, preparing slide decks for clients and friends that have developed a cult following among political aficionados. Read the full article »
April 11, 2018 Paul Ryan to Retire With Few Health Policy Wins Bloomberg Law By Alex Ruoff “Losing Speaker Ryan’s leadership and passion for these issues will almost certainly make the road to these reforms longer and more difficult,” Dean Rosen of lobbying firm Mehlman, Castagnetti, Rosen & Thomas, tells Bloomberg Law. Read the full article »
April 10, 2018 Axios AM Axios By Mike Allen 9. First look: Data du jour: Courtesy of Bruce Mehlman of Mehlman Castagnetti Rosen & Thomas: Read the full article »
February 22, 2018 Bruce Mehlman Discusses Why 2018 Will Make 2027 Seem Tame Fox News Bruce Mehlman on Fox News explaining why 2018 will make 2027 seem tame. Read the full article »
January 19, 2018 Podcast: Why 2018 Will Make 2017 Seem Tame Politics Inside and Out With Chris Frates By Chris Frates A portion of Christ Frates’ conversation with government affairs strategist David Castagnetti about his new report. Hear the entire conversation on Politics Inside Out on SiriusXM’s POTUS Channel 12 www.siriusxm.com/potus for air times Read the full article »
January 17, 2018 Bruce Mehlman Discusses the 2018 Iran Protests Fox News Sunday Bruce Mehlman appears on “Fox News Sunday” to give insight on the Iran protests and global populism. Read the full article »
January 12, 2018 Matt Lewis and the News Podcast Matt Lewis and the News Podcast By Matt Lewis To listen to an audio podcast, mouse over the title and click Play. Open iTunes to download and subscribe to podcasts. Read the full article »
January 9, 2018 4 Scary Numbers for Republicans in 2018 CNN By Chris Cillizza The reality — and I’m not sure how much of this was accurately conveyed to Trump — is that every leading indicator points to a wave headed Republicans’ way that could well deliver control of the House to Democrats in 2019. Here are four numbers that tell the story (with a special thank you to super-lobbyist Bruce Mehlman’s always terrific quarterly PowerPoint). Read the full article »
January 8, 2018 The Daily 202: Why Trump and Republicans are suddenly talking up bipartisanship The Washington Post By James Hohmann Republican lobbyist Bruce Mehlman notes that 2017 saw levels of party-line voting not seen in 100 years. Read the full article »