I’m Adam Radman, Director of Advocacy at Americans for Tax Reform. For the past 15 years, I’ve worked in conservative politics and public policy, organizing grassroots campaigns, advancing policy priorities, and building relationships across Washington’s advocacy community.
Along the way, I’ve helped launch national advocacy initiatives, worked with political campaigns, and co-founded the New Media Exchange, which brought together hundreds of professionals from across the conservative movement.
This site is where I share my thoughts on politics and public policy, reflect on lessons from my career, and occasionally write about other interests, particularly Croatia.
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