Advocacy

By Chris Gunn | November 04, 2009

Two weeks after President Barack Obama announced a special conference to discuss increasing the flow of credit to small businesses, no information about the date, time, location or attendees has been made available.

By Chris Gunn | November 04, 2009

The diversion of federal small business contracts to large corporations is the SBA's #1 challenge. But Karen Mills, the SBA Administrator from Maine, has refused to mention the issue or adopt any policies to address it.

By Chris Gunn | October 28, 2009

Obama has not delivered on his promises to America's small businesses.

By Exception Staff | September 18, 2009

The award recognizes an individual policy or set of employment practices that serve to advance women in the workplace and which demonstrates a commitment to women workers.

By Chris Gunn | August 27, 2009

During his campaign, President Obama promised to halt the rampant abuses and released the statement, "It is time to end the diversion of federal small business contracts to corporate giants.

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By Chris Gunn | August 25, 2009

Federal small business contracts have gone to large corporations like Lockheed Martin, Boeing, Raytheon and Dell.

By Chris Gunn | August 24, 2009

The top recipient of government small business contracts was Textron, a Fortune 500 firm with 83,000 employees and over $25 billion in annual revenue.

By Exception Staff | August 19, 2009

TABOR, a "taxpayer bill of rights," is still opposed by many civic groups.

By Lloyd Chapman | August 03, 2009

A new bill in Congress aims to boost the economy by rooting out liars, con-men, shams and crooked politicians.

By Suzanne Benoit | July 31, 2009

How should trade groups with diverse membership decide what public positions to take and how far to take them?

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By Tony Payne | July 28, 2009

Though Maine state government employs 14% more people for these job categories than New Hampshire, the contrast in where we hire personnel is dramatic.

By Lloyd Chapman | July 27, 2009

The American Small Business League has done more to end the diversion of federal small business contracts to Fortune 500 firms than every other so-called small business group in the nation combined.

By Chris Gunn | July 22, 2009

Since 2003, over a dozen federal investigations have been released which found thousands of firms such as British Aerospace (BAE), Rolls-Royce, AT&T, Wal-Mart, Xerox, Home Depot, General Dynamics, Raytheon, John Deere, Dell Computer and Dutch conglomerate Buhrmann NV have all received federal small business contracts.

By Carl Finamore | July 21, 2009

Maybe getting snubbed by Obama in the front is more disorienting and confusing than getting stabbed directly in the back by Republicans?

By Lloyd Chapman | July 14, 2009

An effective economic recovery will require lenders like CIT to get money into the hands of qualified small businesses.

By Chris Gunn | July 08, 2009

It's a mistake to believe the U.S. Chamber of Commerce represents the interests of small businesses.

By Tony Payne | July 07, 2009

Even though it's summer, please let your legislators know how you feel about public employers and employees losing their right to a secret ballot.

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