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GOP boss Sue Lowden begs for money, talks of no taxes and mentions Yucca (4 Comments)
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Locally owned and independent for more than 50 years.
Notice the pattern:
it's mostly the crooked ones who rise to the top...who get to be the GI doctor for a US Senator, the advisor to a governor.
These snakes have the drive and cunning to become the "top" doctors in the state. And they know they need the credentials to shield them from bad
publicity and/or prosecution.
The decent, hard-working doctors don't seem to end up as well-connected.