Political advertising season is coming, and I am already tired of being told why every candidate’s opponent is apparently the worst person in America. Negative ads may be part of the political game, but voters deserve something more useful: What are you going to do? Tell me what problem you want to solve, how you plan to solve it, and why I should believe you can make things better. And if the next few months become as exhausting as expected, a beer commercial with two Clydesdales walking through the snow may start looking downright inspirational.
Read MoreRising property insurance premiums are creating significant challenges for homeowners and the broader economy. Driven by natural disasters and increasing construction costs, these hikes force many to make tough financial decisions, risking their coverage altogether. This article delves into the impact on housing affordability and lending policies, highlighting the urgent need for strategies to address these complex issues. Discover how these trends could reshape the future of real estate.
Read MoreThe 2024 presidential election looms, and a pervasive sense of uncertainty filters through the nation, Despite the chaos, there's a yearning for a return to substantive discourse and trustworthy leadership, reminiscent of less tumultuous moments in American political history.
Read MoreRecently we have seen government overreach when it comes to First Amendment rights. Read this blog for Randall’s thoughts.
Read MoreNew regulations for nonprofits in New York State could have future impacts on nonprofits across the county. Some of the changes are good, and the others give us pause. Read this blog to learn more about these regulations and how they could impact your organization in the future.
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