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From the Art of Politics blog:
Most US Representatives and Senators have a Facebook page. Less are on Twitter. However, the Democratic and Republican National Committees are gently but firmly suggesting their members get on the social media bandwagon. So what's an engaged organization to do?
What our clients have to say:
Maggie Bergin took a subject as dry and humorless as government policies and made it not only lively and instructive, but it had parts where you couldn't help but chuckle. If more of the decision makers were to see Maggie in action, things would not be as bad as they are right now.
— Craig Della Penna, Northeast Greenway Solutions
A Success Story:
An arts organization needed funding to preserve historic materials and enhance their ability to interact with the community. The Art of Politics wrote the federal appropriations request, and successfully pitched the project to a federal funder. Our client received $250,000.