Steve BomsA Somber but Consequential Week in WashingtonPhoto credit: Associated PressOct 5, 2017Oct 5, 2017
Steve Boms“Trump Went Rogue”As we have discussed quite a few times in these updates, September was always going to be a monumental period for policymakers in…Sep 7, 2017Sep 7, 2017
Steve BomsPay No Attention to the Circus: For the Fintech Industry, Focus on the StatesAmidst a number of crises, many of which have been self-inflicted, the President’s policy agenda has stalled. Faced with a new, difficult…Aug 30, 2017Aug 30, 2017
Steve BomsWake Me Up When September EndsTo say that it has been another tumultuous week for the White House would be a vast understatement.Aug 17, 2017Aug 17, 2017
Steve BomsThe GOP had a Terrible, Horrible, No-Good, Very Bad WeekIt has been a dramatic and consequential week for the White House and Republicans on Capitol Hill, and one that both will likely want to…Jul 28, 2017Jul 28, 2017
Steve BomsHow President Trump’s First Six Months CompareIt seems like just yesterday that we and our fellow politicos were eagerly analyzing President Trump’s first 100 days and comparing his…Jul 18, 2017Jul 18, 2017
Steve BomsThe Bare Minimum: Here are the Bills Congress Actually Must Pass in 2017During every election cycle, both parties present to voters ambitious legislative platforms aimed at spurring economic growth, providing…Jul 10, 2017Jul 10, 2017
Steve BomsThe Debt Limit Picked an Interesting Year to Turn 100The United States’ national debt stood at $19,958,110,678,412 when I began to write this update. That figure will have climbed by millions…Jun 27, 2017Jun 27, 2017
Steve BomsEven Amidst Partisan Gridlock in Washington, Financial Deregulation is ComingFollowing the election of a Republican President with GOP majorities in both the House and the Senate, the conventional wisdom in…Jun 13, 2017Jun 13, 2017
