Bracewell's bipartisan team of Washington experts will break down the results of the 2008 elections and explain how the next White House and Congress will interact with each other and impact your business, private industry and the major public institutions.

What the 2008 Election Results Mean to You and Your Business

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Alternate Locations
Houston, TX - Monday, November 17, 2008
Dallas, TX - Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Austin, TX - Wednesday, November 19, 2008

Our Program
In this town-hall style program, Bracewell's bipartisan team of Washington experts will break down the results of the 2008 elections and explain how the next White House and Congress will interact with each other and impact your business, private industry and the major public institutions, and economic prospects. Hosted by former U.S. Rep. Jim Chapman (D-TX) and former U.S. Rep. Susan Molinari (R-NY), this interactive program will address important issues facing the nation, including:

• How a Democratic Congress will work with the next Obama Administration and what it means for the Congressional agenda
• What the energy sector can expect from Congress and the Administration
• The impact of the government's response to the financial crisis, and the prognosis for more legislation in this arena
• The future face of coming financial regulation
• Congressional budget options in light of current government spending, the deficit and a looming recession
• The tax outlook for corporations and individuals
• Environmental and climate change legislation and regulation
• Health care reform: prospects for universal coverage and other solutions
• The outlook for national security, including spending priorities and the ongoing war efforts

About Bracewell's Government Relations Team

Bracewell's bipartisan government relations team helps clients get their voices heard in the Nation's Capital, from Capitol Hill to the White House to Executive agencies. Joining our two hosts will be moderator Joe Krier, former President and CEO of the Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce, and team members familiar with the intersection of politics and business concerns in Washington and Texas.