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May 16th, 2013 by Chris Wilson
Not two weeks ago, President Obama gave the first of three commencement addresses on his 2013 calendar—this one at The Ohio State University. “Unfortunately you’ve grown up hearing voices that incessantly warn of government as nothing ...
May 10th, 2013 by Andrew Walker
There are few things in the country that bring up such a unified hatred as the IRS. The Internal Revenue Service is synonymous with taxes, which we hate to pay (those of us in the United States that do pay anyway). So it isn’t too much of ...
A mid-sized hospital from the south recently considered the creation of a new health care facility in Tennessee, and commissioned WPA to survey local residents to determine the perceived need, the best methods to attract interest and gain support, and the best strategy to eventually attract customers to increase market share.
Heading into the Convention, attorney Mike Lee, and businessman Tim Bridgewater separated themselves from the pack of challengers. The Tea Party had swept through Utah, and invigorated activists desperate for a change.
