Be Your Own Lobbyist – Donate to the Startup Visa Initiative
The Startup Visa movement is picking up a lot of speed. I’ve had more positive conversations about it than I have about any other government related thing I’ve been involved
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@2gov and The Founders Visa Movement
I received an overwhelming response to my post last week titled The Founders Visa Movement. There were tons of comments – both positive and negative (many constructive on both sides),
The Founders Visa Movement
In April, Paul Graham wrote an inspired post titled The Founder Visa. In it he proposed the idea of creating a US Visa for founders of startup companies – 10,000
Freshman: The Similarities Between College and Congress
I’m really proud of my Congressman Jared Polis. Jared was one of the first people I met when I moved to Colorado in 1995 (we met in early 1996) and
An Apple in the White House?
Today’s Washington Post article titled Staff Finds White House in the Technological Dark Ages was no big surprise. However, while I was taking a shower (in a hotel in the Houston
A Few Requests for President-elect Obama
I’ve been an unabashed Obama supporter for a while. I’m glad he’s going to be our next president and am optimistic about his leadership. I’ve been enjoying listenin
Tom Evslin for FCC Chairman
I didn’t come up with this idea – Om Malik did. But he’s absolutely right – Obama needs to look outside the beltway for many key positions, including FCC Chair.
Wake Up. Be Optimistic. Lead.
Fred Wilson has the best post I’ve read so far from the 700 of so feeds I follow on how he feels about the election. It’s titled Barack Hussein Obama,
It's The Economy, Stupid
Where is James Carville when you need him? Finally, Obama is taking a line from Clinton’s playbook.
It's Probably More Complicated Than You Think
Santo Politi has a great post up today titled Election 2008 and Price of Crude. We were in a meeting together today and he mentioned it (but didn’t mention the