Mehlman Vogel Castagnetti Inc. Press Articles
msnbc.com
2012 already? Showcase previews GOP contest
Presidential hopefuls gather at Southern Republican Leadership Conference
By Mark Murray
3.9.10
"Presidential campaigns are organizational exercises," said Republican strategist Alex Vogel, who worked for Frist in 2006. If you can't organize to get your supporters to vote in the straw poll, he added, the it raises questions about your organizational skills.
Phoenix Business Journal
Business groups praise export plan, but want more
By Kent Hoover
2.12.10
"To double our exports, U.S. companies need worldwide operations and supply chains that span the globe," said Bruce Mehlman, the council's executive director. "Tax policies that increase the burden on U.S. companies' global operations make American workers less competitive and undermine export-led economic recovery."
Sudden Cardiac Arrest Association
Sudden Cardiac Arrest Association Elects Stacey Rampy
By Jill Talley
2.2.10
The Sudden Cardiac Arrest Association (SCAA) has elected Stacey Rampy, principal with Mehlman Vogel Castagnetti Inc., to its Board of Directors.
"Stacey's substantive knowledge of health care issues and considerable public policy experience will help SCAA expand its legislative presence as we continue to raise awareness, create safer and healthier communities and work to eliminate unnecessary deaths from sudden cardiac arrest." said Rober J. Schriever, chairman of SCAA's board of directors.
As a principal at one of Washington, D.C.'s most highly regarded government affairs firms, Rampy builds bipartisan coalitions to enact or shape legislation, develop policy and provide regulatroy and strategic advice...
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Washington Post
Republican Brown beats Coakley in special Senate election in Massachusetts
By Paul Kane and Karl Vick
1.20.10
Alex Vogel, a GOP strategist, said the White House was right in dismissing Coakley as a "bad candidate".
"But that alone doesn't explain losing Ted Kennedy's Senate seat mere months after his death," Vogel said. "President Obama won the state by 26 points, and the entire congressional delegation is Democratic. What the Brown success tells me is that the electorate did not leave the Bush years liberalized; they left angry with bad and ineffective government."
Roll Call
Elite Lobbying Firms Posted Big Gains in 2009
By Anna Palmer
1.21.10
"I'm not sure that the normal 'this is an election year so we aren't going to be able to get a lot done' holds," said Alex Vogel of Mehlman Vogel Castagnetti Inc.
