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• NJ Politics Roundup: Obama set to visit; Christie, Oliver exchange words - The Star-Ledger - NJ.com May 24, 2013
  The Star-Ledger - NJ.comNJ Politics Roundup: Obama set to visit; Christie, Oliver exchange wordsThe Star-Ledger - NJ.comPOLITICS AROUND THE WEB. • PolitickerNJ.com: State Sen. Barbara Buono, the likely Democratic candidate for governor, endorsed Lizette Delgado for Vice Chair of New Jersey's Democratic State Committee. • Syracuse.com: New York Gov. Andr […]
• Gun Background Check Politics, Explained in Seven Graphs - The Atlantic Wire May 24, 2013
  The Atlantic WireGun Background Check Politics, Explained in Seven GraphsThe Atlantic WireWhen Democratic Senator Mark Pryor of Arkansas voted against a gun background check compromise last month, he was taking a measured political risk. Even as Mayor Michael Bloomberg's anti-gun group announces a plan to spend $350,000 on ads ...and more »
• Pond scum politics in Massachusetts - Washington Post (blog) May 24, 2013
  WCVB BostonPond scum politics in MassachusettsWashington Post (blog)Gabriel Gomez, the GOP Senate candidate in Massachusetts, is suddenly getting a fair amount of attention for calling opponent Ed Markey “pond scum” in an interview yesterday. That's pretty pond-scummy in and of itself. But the other stuff Gomez said in ...Longevity a liability for Ed Ma […]
• Politics has too much sway over culture, education in Bosnia and Herzegovina ... - UN News Centre May 24, 2013
  UN News CentrePolitics has too much sway over culture, education in Bosnia and Herzegovina ...UN News Centre24 May 2013 – An independent United Nations human rights expert today voiced concern at the extent to which political bodies have influence over cultural institutions in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and urged the Government to ensure that people have ...and […]
• Taking politics into account helps craft effective recycling message - Ars Technica May 24, 2013
  Ars TechnicaTaking politics into account helps craft effective recycling messageArs TechnicaRecently, we covered some research that suggested that pro-environment messages don't just fall on deaf ears when it comes to people on the conservative end of the political spectrum (and even some moderates)—they actively discourage them from ...