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David L. Nevins serves as publisher of The Fulcrum. Additionally, Nevins serves as co-founder and Board Chairman of the Bridge Alliance. Nevins brings business acumen, vision and a tireless ...

On July 4, 1776, Americans advanced a revolutionary claim: political power ultimately belonged not to a king, but to the ...

In the late 1980s, when my firm, Price Research, prepared a voter survey for the Bakersfield City School District, we began ...

Election night turned into what Shawn Griffiths calls a "bloodbath," and our hosts could barely contain themselves reacting ...

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