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• Has This Been a ‘Do-Nothing’ Congress?

  By: Merrill Matthews
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• Europe Plays Role of Software Company

  By: Merrill Matthews
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  By: Merrill Matthews
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  Government has decided you don’t need it

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  By: Merrill Matthews
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  Increased transparency may shock some people

• Taxpayer-Funded Lobbyists on the Prowl

  By: Merrill Matthews
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  Local governments increasingly turn to lobbyists