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The Congressional Management Foundation (CMF) and the Government Affairs Institute at Georgetown University (GAI) are pleased to announce that registration is open for our joint two-day training on Legislative Operations for Congressional Staff. CMF and GAI have more than 70 years of combined experience explaining how Congress really works to
Congressional power of the purse has been an unusually strong American trait from the beginning of the country, and has evolved in interesting and consequential ways. This course will cover the development of our current tax structure and budget process and possibilities for tax and budget reform. The course will
Last December, shortly before House Majority Leader Steve Scalise released the Republican Steering Committee’s recommendations for committee chairs in the incoming 119th Congress, former Republican representative from Virginia, Barbara Comstock, objected strongly to initial reporting that no women were being selected for these positions. Two days later when the majority
The Congressional Management Foundation (CMF) and the Government Affairs Institute at Georgetown University (GAI) are pleased to announce that registration is open for our joint two-day training on Legislative Operations for Congressional Staff. CMF and GAI have more than 70 years of combined experience explaining how Congress really works to
The purpose of this seminar is to provide a first-hand understanding not only of congressional process and procedure, but also the “culture” that is the United States Congress. Participants will receive briefings on the current status and insider analysis of legislative defense issues. Topics can range from the issues and
Congressional power of the purse has been an unusually strong American trait from the beginning of the country, and has evolved in interesting and consequential ways. This course will cover the development of our current tax structure and budget process and possibilities for tax and budget reform. The course will
After a chaotic and historically unproductive first session, the 118th Congress appears to be off to a more hopeful start in the new year. Recent news indicating congressional leaders have finally secured an agreement on the top-line numbers for funding the federal government for the remainder of FY24 is certainly
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