Video Release: EPA Regs Almost Shut Down Small Business in South Carolina
Public Notice’s Bankrupting America project today marked the beginning of Small Business Week by releasing a short video titled “The Story of Business: Regulations Should be Effective, not Excessive”. This is the fifth episode in…
Senate Budget Votes a Game of Gotcha
Gretchen Hamel, executive director of Public Notice, issued the following statement regarding the announcement that the U.S. Senate plans to vote on several budget proposals this afternoon:
Sequestration Reversal Proposal: More Election-Year Politics
Today, House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan (R-WI) oversaw the markup of two related bills that are set to repeal and replace the automatic sequestration cuts set to begin January 2013. The sequester went into effect after…
Public Notice Announces National Television Ad Marking Three Years Without a Budget From Congress
Public Notice today announced a national television ad for Sunday, April 29, marking the third anniversary of the last budget passed by Congress. This ad will conclude a weeklong advocacy campaign from Public Notice as part of its Bankrupting America project.
Bankrupting America Launches Online Advocacy Campaign Urging Senate to Vote on a Budget
Today we announced a multipronged online educational advocacy campaign leading up to the three-year anniversary since the last time Congress passed a budget. The campaign includes a web video, online advertising, a Twitter hashtag campaign and a grassroots call to action urging the Senate to pass a budget.
