Arthur L. Ekrem

For many years now, I have been a privileged behind the scenes Washington DC insider.

I am paid to lurk in the crevices of our Nations Capital in order to make sense of it all. My activities in politics and private concerns have included board seats, equity, stock ownership, campaign management, political strategy, policy adviser, and chief trouble solver.

With a quarter of a century worth of exploits in DC under my belt, and at the urging, prodding and insistence of those in high and not so high offices, I have decided to start dcbull.com
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POLITICAL CONVICTIONS

Arthur L. Ekrem (ie: me) is a legitimate non-partisan insider who knows DC, where I have played at the National level for quite some time.

I feel the two party system is seriously flawed and dying fast. The only hope our great nation has for revival is through a new party order that will not play under the current DC system of so-called democracy.

A fresh candidate will be a leader of industry who will scare the crap of the DC insiders, and stimulate hope and fresh thinking in the minds and spirits of a new generation of i-Phone voters.

Lawyers turned policy makers run the House and Senate - this platform has had its day in the sun and the next generation will demand better.

Our founder and editor (ie: me) has early ties in DC from the Reagan White House to the Clinton administration and beyond. It should be noted that I adore and often quote George Carlin, Thomas Jefferson and even Howard Stern as they are fresh thinkers.

I love our great country and I love our evolving political landscape and consider it an honor to live during this time in history.

Here at DCBULL I will feature a full array of DC characters and inside arguments in an honest light, and not as portrayed in the mainstream media. So watch yourself DC, because I am watching you.
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BIPARTISAN DEFINED AS:

bi·par·ti·san

Function: adjective

of, relating to, or involving members of two parties ;specifically :marked by or involving cooperation, agreement, and compromise between two major political parties -Government leaders hope to achieve a bipartisan domestic or foreign policy.