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(D) Yadira Caraveo
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is also added to the list of protected categories in employment discrimination effective Friday also…
…last weekend, I went to see “I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry,” starring Adam Sandler (WOOF!) and Kevin James (not so WOOF, but a funny guy just the same) as a pair of straight firefighters pretending to be a gay couple.
There’s a nerdy NYC, government investigator assigned to weed out all the straight guys who are faking being gay just so they could zero in on taking advantage of our “special rights”!
Was it any good?
…it wasn’t of the same quality as “The Birdcage”, but I was amused and found it funny.
credited to Joe Rice with all kinds of partners. Not bad for the first term of the first Democrat ever elected from HD38 Littleton. This HD is in Tancredo’s CD6 so there is hope for the south ‘burbs yet.
but I guess middle class business owners will appreciate not standing at the DMV more than once a year.
more than anything, most middle-class business owners are upset about waiting at the DMV. Quite the travesty really.
The military service support bills help anyone in the service, lower, middle, or upper class.
The renewable energy for rural areas bits are good news for farmers (who probably fall into the middle class for their regions).
And the efficient building standards will eventually help everyone through lower recurring costs for energy.
I’m middle class and I own more than one vehicle. Of course, it only takes a few minutes to renew said vehicles at my local clerk&recorder’s office; I imagine it’s much worse for folks in urban areas, though.
More laws…