As you might remember, before being elected President of the United States, Donald Trump told voters that, if we were to put him in the White House, he’d immediately be rolling out a health care plan that would “take care of everybody.” He refused to give any details at the time, but, as he told […]
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Donald Trump tells America’s seniors that only he can save them, promising to deliver the same treatment for COVID that he received free-of-charge just after the election
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Patricia Griffin on the business challenges and entrepreneurial opportunities of Africa
About a dozen years ago now, I had an opportunity to work on a project with a young, precocious engineering undergrad at the University of Michigan by the name of Patricia Griffin. Our lives have taken us in different directions over the course of past decade, but we’ve always done a pretty good job of […]
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