Americans are having a crisis of confidence in their government. A majority in a new USA TODAY /Gallup Poll disapprove of the jobs President Barack Obama and Congress are doing and have unfavorable views of both major political parties.
WASHINGTON – Americans are having a crisis of confidence in their government. A majority in a new USA TODAY/Gallup Poll disapprove of the jobs President Barack Obama and Congress are doing and have unfavorable views of both major political parties.
Americans are having a crisis of confidence in their government. A majority in a new USA TODAY/Gallup Poll disapprove of the jobs President Obama and Congress are doing and have unfavorable views of both major political parties.
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Nearly five years ago, CEI and accountant Brad Beckstead began to discuss mounting a constitutional challenge to Sarbanes-Oxley’s Public Company Accounting Oversight Board .
The PCAOB’s rules under Sarbanes-Oxley were strangling Beckstead’s two-person firm in Henderson, Nev.