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Jeff Patch

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As seen in: POLITICO, Washington Times, Washington Examiner, Des Moines Register, RealClear Politics, Crain's New York Business, Morning Consult, ValueWalk, The Federalist, Mason City Globe Gazette and
Father to an 8-yr-old son. Trail & ultra runner.
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Banning DJI Drones Could Cost Lives — and Waste Taxpayer Dollars – DC Journal - InsideSources

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By Jeff Patch
| DC Journal
Chris Starrett, a retired Iowa State Patrol sergeant, vividly recalls investigating the disappearance of 10-year-old Xavier Harrelson after the boy vanished from his Montezuma, Iowa, home. Locals searched through miles of town, wooded areas and farms. Starrett launched a drone equipped with thermal imaging from Diamond Lake Park and flew a two-mile radius, unsuccessfully searching for the boy for three days. Four months later, a farmer found Harrelson’s remains in a ditch three miles from his home.
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ICYMI: New Op-Ed Highlights Consumer Harm of Section 1033 Data Sharing; Applauds Trump Administration for Taking Corrective Action

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By Jeff Patch
| Consumer Bankers Association
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Jeff Patch, a former Des Moines Register correspondent and POLITICO staff writer, recently published an op-ed in RealClearMarkets highlighting the consumer harm of the Dodd-Frank Act's Section 1033 rule would have if it were to take effect. The piece applauds the Trump Administration for taking corrective action by scrapping the Biden-era rule and announcing its intent to rewrite it.
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Delta’s Meltdown Wasn’t Just a Tech Failure. It Was a Boardroom Failure.

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By Jeff Patch
| The Opinion Pages
When a software glitch crippled Delta Air Lines in July 2024, headlines placed the blame on a faulty update from cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike. But nearly a year later, it’s clear that the real failure was not just in the code—it was in the boardroom. The July collapse is a critical case study for the importance of prioritizing business continuity.
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