Handshakes Over Headlines: The Real Work of Public Service

from Cigar Caucus · host Sen. Tim Hutchinson

The conversation covers the early influence of public service, growing up in the Governor's Mansion, the Arkansas Legislature experience, constituent service and bipartisanship, and campaigning and interacting with people. The key takeaways include the value of relationships and the importance of retail politics in public service.TakeawaysValue of relationshipsRetail politics

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