Missouri State Senator John Lamping and State Representative Paul Curtman review the recently completed legislative session at the Show-Me Institute’s June Policy Breakfast.
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Darin Morley
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About the Author
Darin Morley
Darin Morley joined the Show-Me Institute in May 2013 and has since moved to Show-Me Opportunity. He earned his bachelor of arts degree in computer science and applied mathematics in 1993 from Rutgers University. Darin previously worked in several industries, including computer modeling and simulation for DARPA; business-to-business cell phone service provisioning; implementation of business scorecards for retail analysis; and data and document management in pharmaceutical research. When TARP passed in 2008, Darin began blogging about politics and economics at RebootCongress. His blog features his original videos and his videography has appeared in the Tea Party Movie and Fire From The Heartland.
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