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17
From the information in this Women’s eNews article about the proliferation of brothels, it sounds as though India’s government could use some Phil Burress Citizens for Community Values special interest influence. He so successfully intimidated the yeas in the Ohio House and Senate, certainly he could accomplish the same in India, freeing up the women – and the men who use them – for, well, you know – more outsourced journalism jobs, or something.
Oh – the erosion of home rule does have a limit?
By Jill Miller Zimon at 4:07 am May 17th, 2007 in Politics
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