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CUNA Sponsors Power Breakfast for Political Debate, Exposure--Election Takes Center Stage

How much can Hillary Clinton help or hurt Democrats in the 2008 election year? Will a Republican presidential candidate emerge to solidify the traditional socially conservative Republicans? Pundits attempted to answer these questions and more during a Power Breakfast hosted by National Journal and CUNA.

By Sarah Snell Cooke | Updated on November 13, 2007

WASHINGTON — How much can Hillary Clinton help or hurt Democrats in the 2008 election year? Will a Republican presidential candidate emerge to solidify the traditional socially conservative Republicans? Pundits attempted to answer these questions and more during a Power Breakfast hosted by National Journal and CUNA.

“Today’s event will result in broad exposure for credit unions, and CUNA, before a vital audience in the nation’s capital: The Washington insiders who play important roles in helping to develop policy,” CUNA Senior Vice President of Political Affairs Richard Gose said. “By participating in today’s event with the panelists–including Pulitzer Prize finalist Ron Brownstein–that CUNA helped bring together, these insiders from Capitol Hill and in the Washington lobbying community are seeing credit unions in the thick of the political process.” He added that the XM Satellite Radio broadcast of the event would bring credit unions as part of the political process to the public.

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