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Since the Dilly, Dally, Delay & Stall Law Firms are adding their billable hours, the Toyota U.S.A. and Route 44 Toyota posts have been separated here:

Route 44 Toyota Sold Me A Lemon



Friday, July 17, 2015

RSN: That Time Ronald Reagan Opened Iran and Illegally Sold Khomeini Weapons, Wisconsin Supreme Court Delivers It's Own Citizens United, Bails Out Scott Walker




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That Time Ronald Reagan Opened Iran and Illegally Sold Khomeini Weapons 
President Reagan holds up copy of Tower Commission report, which investigated the Iran-Contra scandal. (photo: CBS) 
Juan Cole, Informed Comment 
Cole writes: "Reagan was prevented by law from selling US weaponry to Iran, and certainly without notifying Congress under the Arms Export Act. There was no aboveboard, legitimate way to do this." 
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Todd Richmond | Wisconsin Supreme Court Delivers It's Own Citizens United, Bails Out Scott Walker
Todd Richmond, Associated Press 
Richmond writes: "Presidential candidate Scott Walker won a major legal victory Thursday when Wisconsin's Supreme Court ended a secret investigation into whether the Republican's gubernatorial campaign illegally coordinated with conservative groups during the 2012 recall election." 
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Civil Rights Activist's Death in Texas Jail Sparks Questions 
Alastair Jamieson, NBC News 
Jamieson writes: "Sandra Bland was arrested after allegedly becoming combative during a routine traffic stop on Friday. She was found dead in her cell on Monday morning." 
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Jessica Valenti | Abortion Is a Medical Procedure. The Reality of Those Often Isn't Pleasant 
Jessica Valenti, Guardian UK 
Valenti writes: "Abortion is a medical procedure, and the reality of medical procedures are not pleasant. But that's not a reason to make abortion illegal, or nearly impossible to access, which is the the goal of this video." 
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EU Hails Greek Austerity Plan as Protesters, Police Clash in Athens 
Al Jazeera America and Associated Press 
Excerpt: "Greece got a triple dose of good news on Thursday, when creditors agreed to open talks on a third bailout package, to give the country an interim loan to cover its debts and to provide more support to its shuttered banks." 
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'Most Workers Are Employees,' Says US Department of Labor 
E. Tammy Kim, Al Jazeera America 
Kim writes: "On Wednesday, the agency's wage-and-hour division released a 15-page document clarifying who should be considered an 'independent contractor' versus an 'employee.' It was widely read as addressing the gig-based 'sharing economy' and sharp anxieties over labor, income inequality and the changing nature of work." 
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California City Sends Its Water Wasters Back to School as Drought Deepens 
Rory Carroll, Guardian UK 
Carroll writes: "Some had turned a blind eye to gushy sprinklers. Others had ignored leaking toilets. One blamed an overzealous cleaning lady. Another pointed the finger at thieving neighbors. Whatever the cause, all were officially branded water wasters." 
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