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May 23rd, 2013 by Chris Wilson
Jonathan Weisman and Matthew Wald write in The New York Times, “Since last year’s elections, Republicans in Congress have struggled for traction on their legislative efforts, torn between conservatives who drove the agenda after the 2010 ...
May 21st, 2013 by WPA Opinion Research
Many have asked how they can help the victims of yesterday’s tragic events in Oklahoma. Below is an extensive list of places and sites where you can provide help. Oklahomans are resilient and strong, but much like all of us in times 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.
