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COP on the Hill: Stories from the week of April 28, 2023

COP on the Hill

Stories from the week of April 28, 2023

No good stories this week:   Just the news that the SAFE Banking Bill has been introduced in both chambers.  Sadly, as I said earlier, Senator Schumer again declared he wanted a liberal Christmas tree bill or the bill will not receive a vote.  Sadness X 100.

Weekly Activities:

3997 Presentations to Congressional staffers… 06 this week…

97 Radio Interviews:  01 this week; KNSI in Minnesota

Meetings this week: 01…Norquist

 

COP stats since inception: August 2009

360 personal chats with a Member of Congress… 0 this week

109 Appearances/Interviews on major TV/Radio/Print media. 0 This week.

439 chats with other elected officials, state reps, senators, VIPs, etc   0 this week

215 interviews and reports in minor media …0 this week –

 

33 major conferences attended – CPAC 2023, (3 UN drug conferences in Vienna, Austria),  LULAC, NRA, CBC, ASA, DPA, Dem & Repub. Presidential conventions., National Review, Republican Annual Retreat etc.) 0 this week

in the past – Blaze TV {new, popular right-wing}, (Fox, ABC, CBS, NBC, Univision, BBC, CNN, NPR, OAN, German, Swiss, French, Spanish TV and radio) Detroit News, Detroit Free Press, Grand Rapids Press + 9 other MI papers. Chicago Tribune, Honolulu Star Advertiser {foto and caption}, Reason Magazine, Reuters

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