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K Street weighs in on TikTok ban
More than half of K Street leaders who took our latest Canvass survey say a potential ban could be delayed indefinitely.
K Street sees IRA, Medicaid, SNAP as top reconciliation cuts
Most K Street leaders predict the GOP’s final reconciliation package will include cuts to key social programs and could harm Republicans in 2026.
K Street, Hill confident Thune will be effective
Thune is already flexing his leadership muscle by forcing a Friday night vote to confirm Pete Hegseth for defense secretary.
K Street, Hill: Immigration, trade, taxes top of Trump’s first 100 days agenda
Respondents predict immigration, trade, taxes and energy will be at the top of President Trump’s agenda for his first 100 days in office.
K Street and Hill aides are bearish on DOGE
Just 27% of those surveyed expected DOGE to have a positive impact, compared with 37% who say they think the initiative will be bad for the federal government.
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