Trumping Regulatory Reform

The new president's inauguration has Washington, D.C. and the nation a bit rattled.  The nation's capital has seen many transfers from one administration to another, but rarely with such a dramatic shift in tone and style.  As ARSA works to protect the maintenance community, it will need the help of a pro-active and well-informed membership. If you've never gotten involved with legislative advocacy, now is the time (and if you've been at it for years, we need you to recommit to the cause).

 

For those who can make the trip, participating in ARSA's 2017 Legislative Day on March 15 is the perfect first step. Come tell your elected officials, face to face, that your work matters and the world can't fly without you.

 

Even if you're staying home in March, ARSA training can help you get up-to-speed on the issues that will matter most in 2017:

 

 

Regulatory Reform Opportunities in the New Political Environment
February 1, 2017 - ARSA Executive Vice President Christian Klein and Institute for Liberty President Andrew Langer will discuss why regulatory reform is so desperately needed, what proposals are likely to gain traction, how the policy debate is likely to play out and how concerned individuals can help move the process forward.
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March 1, 2017 - This session provides an overview of what to expect from the Trump administration and Congress. The presenter will discuss the predicted agenda of key congressional committees and leadership, as well as the new administration. Learn who the key players are and take a look further down the road at the 2018 midterm elections to see how they already impact the current Congress.
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