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Stan Collender
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Key Issues
He is one of only a handful of people who has worked for the House and
Senate Budget Committees, and has worked for three U.S. representatives
on the House Budget and Ways and Means Committees.
Collender is one of the leading experts on federal fiscal and monetary
policies, Congress, and Wall Streets response to Washington tax and
spending policies.
He is a popular contributor to Forbes.com. He previously wrote Fiscal
Fitness, a weekly column in Roll Call, the influential Capitol Hill newspaper
and Budget Battles, which was published weekly by nationaljournal.com
for more than 10 years. He is also the founder and principal writer of Capital
Gains and Games, which the Wall Street Journal has called one of the top
25 economic and financial blogs in the U.S. Additionally, Collender is the
author of The Guide to the Federal Budget, one of the most assigned texts
on the subject.
House of
Representatives
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Senate
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The 2016 Election is
Already Underway
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Subject Specialists
House of Representatives
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The results were not final in all House races by the time this
analysis was completed, but it was clear that the Republicans
had gained at least 10 seats and will continue to have a
majority when Congress convenes in January.
But Republicans already had a majority in the House the past
two years and will not gain significantly more influence with
these additional members. They will not, for example, have
the votes needed to override what could be a steady series of
presidential vetoes. As a result, Republicans will continue to
be in charge of the House of Representatives but their policy
preferences are as likely to be stymied in the coming Congress
as they have been the past six years.
Senate
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Key Issues
Heres what the 2014 election results most likely mean for key federal issues.
The Economy
Judicial Nominees
Military Policy
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Tax Reform
Health
Climate Change
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With the administration in its last two years, the Senate Foreign
Relations Committee is not expected to approve many of the
ambassadors currently awaiting confirmation. A few nominees
particularly career diplomats nominated for critical posts and
some assistant-secretary nomineeswill be confirmed, but it
will not be a good time for political nominees who do not have
strong foreign-policy credentials or are not slated for sensitive
assignments.
U.S. Politics
Stan Collender,
stan.collender@qorvismsl.com, 202-683-3131
Ron Faucheux,
ron.faucheux@qorvismsl.com, 202-683-3105
Rich Masters,
rich.masters@qorvismsl.com, 202-683-3144
Defense, Aerospace
Keith Strubhar,
keith.strubhar@mslgroup.com, 202-683-3110
Digital Communications
Archie Smart,
archie.smart@qorvismsl.com, 202-683-3125
Grassroots
Elissa Dodge,
elissa.dodge@qorvismsl.com, 202-683-3152
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Health
Chuck Alston,
chuck.alston@mslgroup.com, 202-683-3262
Nancy Glick,
nancy.glick@mslgroup.com, 202-683-3284