Washington Insight

This blog features insights into the people, policy and politics that make the nation’s capital tick. You’ll read the Washington office’s take on current events in the U.S. political sphere that impact the economy, SCOA’s business sectors and our relationships with American lawmakers.

Politics

August 29, 2025

Thought of the Week: With the 2025-2026 NFL football season kicking off next week, the open question is not whether the Philadelphia Eagles will ...
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Politics

August 15, 2025

Thought of the Week: In his autobiography, when discussing how “figures often beguile” him, Mark Twain popularized the phrase “there are three kinds of ...
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Politics

August 8, 2025

Thought of the Week  As I mentioned last week, Congress is currently on its month-long August recess; coincidentally, yesterday marked the 200th day of ...
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Politics

August 1, 2025

Thought of the Week: Last week, I was able to escape the swamp-like conditions of Washington, D.C., and trade them for the near perdition-like ...
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Politics

July 18, 2025

Thought of the Week: Each morning, I receive an email that consolidates links to all of President Trump’s social media posts over the past ...
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Politics

July 11, 2025

Thought of the Week: Questions come in all shapes and forms. Close-ended questions can be answered yes-no or true-false; open-ended questions call for the ...
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Politics

July 3, 2025

Thought of the Week: In March 1992, then presidential candidate Bill Clinton famously told an activist who was heckling him at a rally, “I ...
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Politics

June 20, 2025

Pictured above: The proper method for exchanging business cards in Japanese culture Thought of the Week: When I first joined SCOA years ago, there ...
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Lobbying Rep. Van Duyne (R-TX)
Politics

June 13, 2025

pictured above: Winslow (far left) Lobbying  U.S. Congressional Representative Beth Van Duyne (R-TX) (center) Thought of the Week: This week, D.C. felt like D.C. ...
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Politics

June 6, 2025

Thought of the Week: I live in Maryland’s 8th congressional district; my condo sits less than 12 miles from the White House, and the ...
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About SCOA’s Washington D.C. Office

SCOA has held a presence in the U.S. capital for over 40 years, serving as the
company’s link to policymakers and important legislation that can impact our diverse business portfolio. Today, the office serves two important functions: the first, a research arm that digs into the economic variables of policy and foreign relations. The other as a government liaison and lobbyist on behalf of SCOA. If you are seeking information or need assistance influencing outcomes pertinent to your area of business, SCOA’s D.C. office is an invaluable resource at your disposal.

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