Craig Harris’ tome from this morning reminds me of the scene from A River Runs Through It, where the Presbyterian Minister played by Tom Skerritt is editing his young son’s writing. The erstwhile son continues to bring piece after piece to his erudite and taciturn Scottish father, and the father says time after time, “again,…

We are proud of the work we do for our clients and are honored when we receive recognition for our efforts. Recently, HighGround was ranked #5 in lobbyists in the Phoenix Business Journal book of lists. In addition HighGround won again at the Pollie awards“ taking home a silver award and an honorable mention for…

Robert D. Kaplan wrote an interesting piece today about something we’ve been talking about for a few years now.  The media focus the past year has been squarely on the events unfolding throughout the Middle East.  While this is undoubtedly important, when compared to the effects a failed Mexican state would have on our country,…

By: J. Charles Coughlin I read Bob Robb’s column last week, “Don’t worry, China has big problems, and ran into the fourth paragraph which says: “According to the report (World Bank), what China has to do to move to the next stage is breathtakingly broad and sweeping: develop more robust consumer and service markets; reduce…

There are a lot of good people in government affairs who often get overlooked because the focus is rarely on what is right and good and often on what is wrong and broken.  Well, we at HighGround are proud to call Molly Greene our friend (and client), and want to share with everyone some of…