How will the election affect your business?

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Date: Thu, Aug 30, 2012 at 3:21 AM
Subject: How will the election affect your business?

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Thank you, The SmartBrief Team SmartBrief, Inc. | 555 11th St. NW | Suite 600 | Washington, DC 20004 | Unsubscribe August 29, 2012 CONNECT WITH SMARTBRIEF Share | Sign up | Archive | Advertise National Pulse  Mitt Romney secures nomination, plans aggressive fall campaign Mitt Romney officially secured the Republican Party's presidential nomination Tuesday, gaining access to his well-stuffed general-election war-chest. That funding will help Romney reboot his campaign and flood the airwaves with new ads explaining his plan to turn around the U.S. economy and help American businesses, surrogates told reporters. "Romney has a great chance to break out of the summer stalemate, but he's going to need smart advertising, messaging and targeting to do it," writes Christian Heinze. Google/The Associated Press (8/29) , The Hill (8/29) , The New York Times (tiered subscription model) (8/28)      Agenda Items  GOP platform promises job creation, plus tax and spending cuts Republican National Convention attendees officially signed off on their party's platform Tuesday, pledging to cut taxes, reduce the federal workforce and create "a roaring job market to match a roaring economy." The platform also promises comprehensive Medicare changes, swapping private health insurance for the current government-paid system, and legislation to cap future government spending and make it far harder for future Congresses to enact tax increases. Bloomberg Businessweek (8/29) , The Washington Post/Federal Eye blog (8/29)      Republicans take aim at White House cybersecurity strategy The Hill/Hillicon Valley blog (8/28)      Jeb Bush argues GOP must change tune on immigration to court Hispanic voters The Hill (8/29)      Hurricane Isaac puts federal disaster relief on voters' radar Roll Call (free content) (8/28)      Data Points  Infographic: The average American soldiers on with less    Source: Face the Facts USA The Great Recession not only sapped nearly 40% of the median American household's net worth, it widened the wealth gap between whites and minorities. In 2010, white households had a median net worth of $130,600; minority households, $20,400. See more details, including where other minorities ranked after the crash, in today's infographic. Face the Facts USA (8/27)      The Conversation  Economist Martin Feldstein: U.S. would increase revenue under Romney's tax plan The Wall Street Journal (8/28)      Columnist Nicholas Kristof: The GOP's "we built it" slogan misses the point The New York Times (tiered subscription model) (8/28)      Entrepreneur Rohit Arora: Would Romney be a friend to small businesses? Fox Business Small Business Center (8/28)      Featured Content  6 LinkedIn Secrets to Attract New Customers Feeding Frenzy: Small Business' Role at the RNC Where Making Money and Social Media Meet Is Your Banker Discriminating Against You? Lessons From a Professional Organizer Daily Chuckle  Romney, Obama go head-to-head in rap battle Mitt Romney and Barack Obama -- as interpreted by Matt Knudsen and James Davis -- go head-to-head in an epic rap battle, using anagrams of one another's names to rattle off a stream of scorching disses. Watch to the end of the clip for a surprise cameo from Batman -- just what the 2012 election cycle needs. Funny or Die (8/28)      SmartQuote  No man will ever carry out of the presidency the reputation which carried him into it." --Thomas Jefferson, third U.S. president      SmartBrief delivers need-to-know news in over 100 targeted email newsletters to over 3 million readers. All our industry briefings are FREE and open to everyone—sign up today! 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