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News Stories
October, 2009
June, 2009
- Steele calls on Obama to support DC voting rights (6/19/09)
- D.C. Voting Rights (6/13/09)
- Gun provision foils D.C. voting rights bill (6/10/09)
April, 2009
- Gun Amendment Assailed at Capitol Hill Rally (4/22/09)
- Voting Rights or Gun Rights: Can D.C. Have Both? (4/03/09)
- D.C. voting rights bill should not be held hostage to NRA (4/02/09)
- Justice Department lawyers deem voting rights bill unconstitutional (4/01/09)
March, 2009
- THE INFLUENCE GAME: NRA clout shapes policy agenda (3/30/09)
- Senate Approves D.C. Voting Rights Bill; House to Take Action Next Week (3/17/09)
- Gunning for D.C.'s Voting Rights (3/17/09)
- Constitutional Precedent for D.C. Voting Rights: Congress Granted Them Before (3/16/09)
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