The exterior of the New York State Capitol is a blend of the Italian Renaissance, Romanesque and French Renaissance styles. It is four hundred feet long and three hundred feet wide, constructed principally of gray granite, with walls over sixteen feet thick at the foundation.
Here’s the scoop: Over the past 11-years, I have burned-up shoe leather in Washington, D.C. and at state capitols across the U.S.A., meeting with policy-makers and working on various types of legislation.
My goal for this blog is to share a few things that I have learned along the way with anyone interested in the legislative process. I will be focusing on the basics.
I envision myself blogging on a range of issues, like how best to reach out to politicians and how one might develop and introduce legislation. In general, how the legislative process works.
This is not a place where you will find hard-nosed political analysis, just non-partisan insight on federal and state government affairs — a little fun, plus interesting facts about state capitols.
Keep in mind, the views expressed on this blog are mine alone and not that of my employer. Feel free to bookmark my blog, comment on my posts, and ask any questions.
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