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May 4, 2010

Small Business, Big Approval

Ralph Reiland, The American Spectator


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As the owner of a small restaurant, it felt good the other morning to open the newspaper and read this sentence: "Be proud, small-business owners! You're now the most trusted group in America. Listen up, federal government! You're neglecting small business -- and most people think so."

That was how Rhonda Abrams summarized the findings of a recent study by the Pew Research Center in USA Today.

 

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