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Rep. Loretta Sanchez statement on release of the 10th Annual Trafficking in Persons Report

June 15, 2010 1

“Each year, approximately 800,000 individuals are trafficked across U.S. and international borders. These victims, most of whom are women, are routinely sold into domestic servitude, exploited for commercial sex, or forced into labor at factories and sweatshops. These abuses are a serious violation of fundamental human rights and must be stopped.”

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Carly wins the GOP Senate Nod

June 8, 2010 2

The Washington Post and NY Times report that Carly Fiorina has defeated Tom Campbell and Tea Bagger Chuck DeVore for the GOP Senate nomination. Sorry […]

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Obama Weekly Address: Speaking from Louisiana on the BP Oil Spill

June 5, 2010 1

In his weekly address, President Barack Obama underscored his commitment to helping the people of the Gulf Coast recover and rebuild from the BP oil spill that has threatened their livelihoods. On Friday, the President heard from local residents and small business owners about the hardships that they are facing as a result of this catastrophe.

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Gulf Oil Spill Update

June 5, 2010 13

President Barack Obama visited the Gulf Coast again this Friday to chastise BP for paying billions out in dividends and advertising to improve the public image while those affected by the oil spill were having difficulty receiving their claims. He also declared a moratorium on offshore deep oil drilling until a commission had found a way to safely drill this deep.

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Don Henley Kicks Chuck DeVore’s Ass in Court

June 4, 2010 0

HT to our friends at the Huffington Post but State Rep. Chuck DeVore has already lost his first battle of the month and its not even primary day. DeVore lost a lawsuit for his campaign’s parodies of Don Henley songs to attack Senator Barbara Boxer. Chuck’s claim to fame here – he’s the first political to lose a lawsuit over a song parody. So much for that copy of the pocket Constitution. Perhaps an expanded edition dealing with First Amendment law will fit on Chuck’s iPad.