Pioneer Strategies celebrates nine years in business
Pioneer Strategies, the public relations firm I founded in 2001, celebrates nine years in business this month. The firm was founded in August 2001 and officially incorporated in September 2001.
Pioneer Strategies has continued to persevere and grow through several periods of economic uncertainty. We look forward to continuing to provide businesses and other organizations with strategic communication counsel and services to help them achieve their goals in the years ahead.
If your organization is looking for a long-term strategic public relations partner, we would love to hear from you.
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So this is how liberty dies…
Poll: Most voters still opposed to bailouts
A poll released today by Rasmussen Reports show that most U.S. voters still don’t approve of the government bailouts of the financial industry and troubled automakers General Motors and Chrysler.
From the poll:
- Just 30% of voters think it was a good idea for the government to provide bailout funding for banks and other financial institutions; 56% believe it was a bad idea.
- Thirty-two percent (32%) like the idea of the auto bailouts, but 58% don’t.
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Poll: 66% Favor Smaller Government With Fewer Services, Lower Taxes
According to a poll released yesterday by Rasmussen Reports, 66% of U.S. voters prefer a smaller government with fewer services and lower taxes over a more active government with more services and higher taxes. Only 22% prefer a government with more services and higher taxes. Eleven percent (11%) aren’t sure which is best.
Some additional highlights from the poll:
- Democrats are more narrowly divided: 51% of Democrats favor a smaller government, but 37% opt for a larger, more activist government. Sixty-five percent (65%) of liberals chose a government with more services and higher taxes.
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Rep. Paul Ryan: From the steps of the U.S. Capitol – Saturday Night Live
Statement from 7th District GOP Chairman Regarding McIntyre’s Announcement on Healthcare Vote
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: November 7, 2009
LELAND, NC – Frank Williams, Chairman of the N.C. 7th Congressional District Republican Party, made the following statement following Congressman Mike McIntyre’s announcement that he would vote against the health “reform” bill being pushed by U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-San Francisco):
“It is my understanding that Congressman McIntyre has at long last announced that he will vote against Speaker Pelosi’s health ‘reform’ bill. I challenge Congressman McIntyre to make an even bolder statement by publicly pledging not to support Nancy Pelosi for Speaker if he is re-elected. Congressman McIntyre’s biennial vote to re-elect Speaker Nancy Pelosi enables her left-wing agenda.”
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