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The Gateway (Tolerant Intolerance and Every Other Kind Edition)

Odds on favorite for SC's Governor and 1st Congressional District are Republicans--one of South Asian origin; the other Black. A triumph of what I call The New Tolerant Intolerance”," Michael Steele's effort to wean the GOP off race hatred and direct its hatred elsewhere and thereby reach social conservatives across racial lines where they exist aplenty. Now this strategy appears on the way to victory in a State where some if its uglier antecedents were first brought to fruition by the likes of Lee Atwater.

One potential Achilles heal elsewhere: the most fertile area of potential growth for this strategy is among Latino immigrants, but asking adherents of the New Tolerant Intolerance on all sides of the racial divide to give up immigrant bashing may be asking them for more tolerance than they are ready to muster.
FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: SC Runoff Results www.fivethirtyeight.com

 



[Media] Saturday June 26th on Ave of Americas IMMIGRANTS PARADE

25th INTERNATIONAL IMMIGRANTS PARADE / RALLY

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[Media] City to Close Child Center in Bushwick Families Affected

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[PRESS RELEASE] Eliminating Regents in Hebrew, Italian is bad policy, Castelli says

ASSEMBLYMAN CASTELLI FIGHTS TO
KEEP
LANGUAGE REGENTS ALIVE IN NEW YORK STATE



NYGOP News Alert - Chairman Cox: Rick Lazio Putting an End to Policymaking Geared Towards Special Interests

PRESS RELEASE


Cox: Rick Lazio Putting an End to Policymaking Geared Towards Special Interests

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 

 Contact: Alex CareyCell: 518-817-5501ACarey@NYGOP.org
 
Albany, New York...June 23, 2010



State Senator Craig M. Johnson, Assemblyman Jonathan Bing, Assemblywoman Grace Meng, State Senate Candidate Regina M. Calcaterra

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Another Poll, Another Big Majority for Paid Sick Days

 
We already knew an overwhelming majority of New Yorkers (even 60% of Republicans!) support legislation that would allow all workers to earn paid sick leave.  This week, a new poll by the National Opinion Research Center at the University of Chicago shows the rest of the country agrees.  Fully 75% of Americans back paid sick leave legislation, including 88% of women and 59% of self-identified "strong Republicans."  

The poll also measured the human toll working without paid sick leave can take.  The one-third of working Americans who lack paid sick days were more likely to go to work sick, visit the emergency room because they could not make a doctor's appointment, and send a sick child into school. The New York Times has more:



Another Poll, Another Big Majority for Paid Sick Days

 
We already knew an overwhelming majority of New Yorkers (even 60% of Republicans!) support legislation that would allow all workers to earn paid sick leave.  This week, a new poll by the National Opinion Research Center at the University of Chicago shows the rest of the country agrees.  Fully 75% of Americans back paid sick leave legislation, including 88% of women and 59% of self-identified "strong Republicans."  

The poll also measured the human toll working without paid sick leave can take.  The one-third of working Americans who lack paid sick days were more likely to go to work sick, visit the emergency room because they could not make a doctor's appointment, and send a sick child into school. The New York Times has more:



Log Cabin Republicans Statement on Passage of Dignity for All Students Act

FOR
IMMEDIATE
RELEASEJune 23, 2010Contact:
Gregory T. AngeloChairman & Press RepresentativeLog
Cabin Republicans of New York(917) 664-2642angelo@newyork.logcabin.org



Attorney General Candidate Eric Dinallo Signs New York Uprising Pledges

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For immediate release: Wednesday, June 23, 2010



Like Father, Like Son?

In the aftermath of Charles Barron's announcement of his run for governor and the formation of the Freedom Party, MSM has predictably missed the issue. The issue is what do Black voters, who have reliably voted Democrat for the last 50 years, expect to receive in exchange for their loyalty? During this year's elections, are Blacks expected to fall in line, and vote Democratic, because they have no choice? Should they have no expectation of parity, equitable distribution of resources, fair contracting opportunities, and policies that respect, not abuse, those voters?



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