Press Room

Partnership for Public Service statement on the passing of former Sen. Joseph Lieberman

WASHINGTON – Partnership for Public Service President and CEO Max Stier released the following statement today following the passing of passing of former Sen. Joseph…

Press Room | News Release

Tonight's partial government shutdown another example of a broken appropriations process

WASHINGTON – The nonpartisan, nonprofit Partnership for Public Service today released the following statement from President and CEO Max Stier, in response to the failure to pass…

Press Room | News Release

Our federal government is bloated with political appointees, and that weakens democracy

This is not some dry, academic question, writes Max Stier of the Partnership for Public Service. It’s an issue in the upcoming presidential election, with profound consequences for the capability of our government to solve critical problems.

Press Room | Op-Ed

Partnership for Public Service calls for overdue long-term funding agreement 

WASHINGTON – The nonpartisan, nonprofit Partnership for Public Service today released the following statement from President and CEO Max Stier on the passage of a short-term…

Press Room | News Release

How we can stop shortchanging taxpayers and ensure agencies use resources wisely

Press Room | Op-Ed

Congressional leaders must fulfill their most basic obligation to the public and fully fund the government 

WASHINGTON  – The nonpartisan, nonprofit Partnership for Public Service today released the following statement from President and CEO Max Stier, calling on Congress to fulfill…

Press Room | News Release

Senate Is Tying Itself in Knots Over Presidential Nominees

Cloture votes to end holds have soared over the last decade, leaving federal agencies without direction.

Press Room | Op-Ed

Partnership for Public Service calls for reforming the broken appropriations process in wake of latest shutdown threat 

Press Room | News Release

Help Wanted: Chief Financial Officers for Washington

The last Senate-confirmed controller at the Office of Management and Budget left at the end of the Obama administration. There still isn't one.

Press Room | Op-Ed

What’s really at stake with a government shutdown

Some members of Congress have taken the position that keeping our government functioning doesn’t really matter, and that pulling the plug on funding for the new fiscal year starting on Oct. 1 is a good way to make a political statement and drive our country in a different direction.

Press Room | Op-Ed