The Progressive Pulse

April 23, 2009

Crucial Conversation Lunch – Dean Debnam

Posted at 1:23 PM by Adam Searing

At this week’s Crucial Conversation lunch, national pollster Dean Debnam from NC’s Public Policy Polling gave his views on trends in North Carolina and why politicians shouldn’t just assume they “know” what the public thinks about a particular issue:

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