October 8, 2012 at 9:14am 26 notes
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Source: Los Angeles Times
Today’s headlines: Gov. Jerry Brown acts to halt surging California gasoline prices Brown calls for the immediate release of a cheaper, but less environmentally friendly, blend of gasoline in an effort to bring down pump prices. Venezuela President Hugo Chavez wins reelection by wide margin The incumbent defeats Henrique Capriles to win another six-year term despite growing dissatisfaction with economic woes and rising crime.Courts block Republicans’ voter ID laws – for now Judges suspend new state laws requiring voter ID for the Nov. 6 election but leave the door open for them in the future.Consultant’s profile rises quickly on L.A.’s political landscape John Thomas, 27, has drawn praise for skills that benefit his candidates, who are mostly Republican. He is uncannily at ease advising people twice his age. But his tactics don’t win unanimous support. With Cesar Chavez monument, Obama reaches out to Latinos Thousands of people are expected to descend on Nuestra Reina de La Paz in Keene, Calif., on Monday as the president dedicates it as a national site.

Today’s headlines:

Gov. Jerry Brown acts to halt surging California gasoline prices

Brown calls for the immediate release of a cheaper, but less environmentally friendly, blend of gasoline in an effort to bring down pump prices.

Venezuela President Hugo Chavez wins reelection by wide margin

The incumbent defeats Henrique Capriles to win another six-year term despite growing dissatisfaction with economic woes and rising crime.

Courts block Republicans’ voter ID laws – for now

Judges suspend new state laws requiring voter ID for the Nov. 6 election but leave the door open for them in the future.

Consultant’s profile rises quickly on L.A.’s political landscape

John Thomas, 27, has drawn praise for skills that benefit his candidates, who are mostly Republican. He is uncannily at ease advising people twice his age. But his tactics don’t win unanimous support.

With Cesar Chavez monument, Obama reaches out to Latinos

Thousands of people are expected to descend on Nuestra Reina de La Paz in Keene, Calif., on Monday as the president dedicates it as a national site.

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    gas prices article...premium, but last I checked across from my apartment
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    It constantly surprises me that people willingly vote...subjugation instead
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