Gallup: Obama’s Job Approval for 2013 in Washington, DC Was 80.8% – CNSNews.com
Gallup: Obama’s Job Approval for 2013 in Washington, DC Was 80.8% – CNSNews.com
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Gallup: Obama's Job Approval for 2013 in Washington, DC Was 80.8%
CNSNews.com Obama's third highest approval–57.0 percent–came in Maryland, which borders Washington, D.C., and encompasses many Washington suburbs. Obama's lowest approval was in Wyoming, where only 22.5 percent said they approved of the job he was doing. |
Real Income Inequality: A Look at the Income Gap Between Washington DC and … – Town Hall
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Real Income Inequality: A Look at the Income Gap Between Washington DC and …
Town Hall By now we're all well aware President Obama will focus heavily on "income inequality" in America tonight during his State of the Union Address, but one thing you won't hear the President talk about is the income disparity between Washington D.C. and … |
5 ways Washington DC is very different than Silicon Valley – GigaOM
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5 ways Washington DC is very different than Silicon Valley
GigaOM Silicon Valley and Washington D.C. are on opposite coasts and often seem like opposite worlds, but learning how they differ might help bridge some very real gaps in how tech policy is talked about and implemented. Man smartphone paper DC tech … Steve Case Knocks Silicon Valley Down a Notch Touting the 'Rise of the Rest' Steve Case says VC 'east of the Mississippi' to eclipse Valley in 2014 |
WBIG Named Washington, D.C.’s Broadcast Home For The Baltimore Ravens – BaltimoreRavens.com
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WBIG Named Washington, D.C.'s Broadcast Home For The Baltimore Ravens
BaltimoreRavens.com Washington, D.C. – January 27, 2014 – WBIG, Washington, D.C.'s Classic Rock station, announced today that it has been named the official Washington, D.C. broadcast home of the two-time Super Bowl Champion Baltimore Ravens. Beginning in 2014, D.C. … |