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Taiwan students occupy legislature over China trade deal

Dem Mayor: NJ Legislature Bridge Probes All About Getting On TV

Elizabeth Mayor Chris Bollwage on Thursday criticized members of the New Jersey legislature for forming separate committees in the assembly and the senate to investigate Gov. Chris Christie the George Washington Bridge scandal, accusing them of preening for the camera.

“That doesn’t make any sense,” the Democrat said on MSNBC, as recorded by Politicker NJ. “It’s a waste of taxpayer money, and it’s all about who can get on television first.”

The state senate announced it would form a select committee to investigate the lane closures after the assembly announced it would do so.

Assemblyman John Wisniewski (D) started investigating the bridge scandal last year on the chamber’s transportation committee, and Bollwage said on MSNBC that Wisniewski should continue to lead the legislature’s probe.

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VIDEO: Obama Calls for Immigration Law by Year"s End

President Barack Obama called on Congress Thursday to finish work on an immigration overhaul by the end of the year, a lofty goal that will be difficult to meet given the staunch opposition of many House Republicans. (Oct. 24)

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VIDEO: Boehner: "No Decisions" About Debt Deal

The House GOP pitched a plan Tuesday to counter an emerging Senate deal on the debt limit and reopening the government. House Speaker John Boehner said he’s ‘trying to find a path forward’ but underscored there have been ‘no decisions.’ (Oct. 15)

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VIDEO: Day 12 of Government Shutdown

House Democrats call for vote to end the federal shutdown. (October 12)

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VIDEO: AP Interview: Obama on the Budget Battle

In an exclusive sit-down interview with the Associated Press, President Barack Obama said there are enough members of the House to vote to reopen the government and to avoid the first ever default, insisting the only obstacle is Speaker Boehner. (Oct. 5)

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VIDEO: AP Interview: Obama on New GOP Class

In an exclusive sit-down interview with the Associated Press, President Barack Obama discussed one tactic some freshman lawmakers use to get attention and raise money – extreme partisanship. Obama said it’s not good for America or its people. (Oct. 5)

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VIDEO: Shutdown Day 3: "Like Bunch of Kids Arguing"

The government limped into a third day of partial shutdown Thursday with no sign of a way out after a White House conversation between President Barack Obama and top congressional leaders. (Oct. 3)

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VIDEO: Senators Trade Barbs on Government Shutdown

One conservative House Republican is predicting that the partial shutdown of the government that began today will drag on. In the Senate, party leaders each blamed the other party for the shutdown. (Oct. 1)

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Gun controllers fire volley of bills through CA Legislature

By Katy Grimes | Cal Watchdog

A new Harvard University study found that gun bans don’t lower the murder rate. That hasn’t prevented the California Legislature from firing a fusillade of new gun-control laws.

AB 711, by Assemblyman Anthony Rendon, D-Lakewood, would make California the first state in the nation to prohibit the use of all lead ammunition for hunting. According to Sam Paredes with Gun Owners of California, extensive research has shown that traditional lead ammunition does not pose a health hazard for hunters. And a recent study found that, despite 99 percent hunter compliance, a ban on using lead ammunition in certain areas of the state under AB 821 of 2008 failed to reduce lead poisoning in condors.

AB 180, by Assemblyman Rob Bonta, D-Oakland, would repeal state firearms preemption in Oakland by allowing the city to enact ordinances more restrictive than state laws on the registering and licensing of firearms. AB 180 would allow the city of Oakland to create anti-gun policies much more strict than the rest of the state. Criminals still could get guns in other California cities, or in Nevada.

AB 231, by Assemblyman Phil Ting, D-San Francisco, would expand the law pertaining to the storage of firearms. This bill would make it a crime if a child gets access to an unlocked firearm. According to Gun Owners of California, AB 231 is a misguided proposal that imposes unprecedented liability on legal gun owners.

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VIDEO: NY City Council Approves NYPD Oversight

The New York City Council voted to approve new oversight for the NY Police Department, and to create easier standards for racial profiling lawsuits. The measures stemmed largely from concern about the NYPD’s use of the stop and frisk tactic. (Aug. 23)

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The New York City Council voted to approve new oversight for the NY Police Department, and to create easier standards for racial profiling lawsuits. The measures stemmed largely from concern about the NYPD’s use of the stop and frisk tactic. (Aug. 23)

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VIDEO: Boehner on Sequester: Obama Campaigning Instead

Republican leader John Boehner is calling on President Barack Obama to stop holding what he calls campaign-style rallies and meet with Senate Democrats to craft a plan to avoid the sequester.

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