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10.26.23
As House Republicans gather (again) to choose a Speaker nominee, hosts Brendan Buck and Annalyse Keller discuss where things went wrong for Jim Jordan, run through the nine Speaker candidates, […]
10.25.23
According to Real Clear Politics’ Average as of Mid-October 2023, Biden and Trump are statistically tied in the polls. Biden 44.5%. Trump 45.2% (Trump +0.7%.) The horse race polls say they’re tied. But… are […]
10.19.23
In the first nearly 10 months of their majority, Republicans have nominated three different people to serve as speaker of the House, and not one of them currently holds the […]
08.28.23
Two New Hires Help to Increase Digital and Media Relations Expertise Seven Letter, a full-service bipartisan strategic communications firm with offices in Washington and Boston, today announced the addition of Robin Calleja and Kelcey McClung to […]
07.07.23
Yesterday, Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, launched a new social media app called Threads that seeks to rival Twitter. Interest in the platform has exploded, and this […]
06.15.23
Firm Growth Generates Two New Positions, Expanding Roster of Senior Counselors Seven Letter, a full-service bipartisan strategic communications firm with offices in Washington and Boston, today announced that Blair Taylor, most recently Communications […]
06.16.23
With the debt limit raised but members of the Freedom Caucus in revolt, hosts Brendan Buck and Annalyse Keller are joined by Will Dunham – a former top aide to […]
05.18.23
As the possible nightmare scenario draws closer, hosts Brendan Buck and Annalyse Keller are joined by NBC News’ Ali Vitali to search for optimism in the debt ceiling negotiations. They […]
05.31.23
We have a debt limit deal – but how many votes will it get? To answer that question, hosts Brendan Buck and Annalyse Keller are joined by Matt Bravo, former […]
04.13.23
Affordability Remains Constant; Perceived Safety, Convenience, and Reliability Have all Fallen in the Last Six Months Boston area professionals continue to voice frustration with what is seen as an increasingly […]