Effective Representation for Exempt Organizations and Their Donors
Well Duh! Headlines of the Week* #18 - Week Ending (WE) 11/29/2019
"Wall Street Journal Readers See Things Differently" (Morning Consult - Economic Intelligence)
*) Headlines, Lead Lines or Reports that are so stupid, obvious or ludicrous they hardly deserve their pixels. We offer no commentary - the headline speaks for itself!
Picture: Wall Street Jounal Reader Across the Street from NYSE. Alamy Stock Photo (No Attribution)
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