by Kirsten Kukowski | Apr 10, 2024 | Politics
Presidential politics is a beast unlike anything most people have experienced. In terms of actionable work load, speed of work, and emotions, it’s like the week leading up to the Super Bowl for those who enjoy sports or the week of your annual corporate...
by k2company | Apr 6, 2024 | Politics
The lights are dimming, the orchestra is tuning, and the murmur of the opera house is quieting down. The curtains peel back and three lights shine — one red, one white, and one blue — as the stage is set for a political drama of epic proportions. While there were...
by k2company | Apr 4, 2024 | Politics
Some of you might frequently ask yourself, “Why is the American election season so long?” As campaigns seem to start earlier and earlier each year, it feels like we don’t know when one cycle ends and the next starts. Some candidates have been running for years!...
by k2company | Feb 13, 2024 | Politics
Last month, my colleagues and I traveled to the Granite State for the first in the nation primary, just eight days after the Iowa caucuses. Downtown Manchester was bustling with reporters and supporters eager to see the results and the impact they would have on the...
by k2company | Jan 31, 2024 | Politics
I recently returned from a weeklong trip to Iowa where I celebrated with every other political enthusiast the return of the Iowa Caucus. It’s a phenomenon that occurs every four years and brings presidents, ambassadors, senators, and future leaders of our country to a...
by k2company | Nov 21, 2023 | Politics
Over the last few years as a student at Michigan State University, I have seen the ever-changing mindset of college students on politics. I have heard from a variety of students on campus that there is a notable trend toward progressive values. Some of these trends...