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$20 Million on Lobbying Defeats CA Privacy Bill
sphughes writes "The San Francisco Chronicle is reporting that banks, insurance companies and other corporations spent more than $20 million in campaign contributions and lobbying expenses to defeat a recent consumer privacy bill SB773. The story can be found here. These are preliminary figures through July and may actually run much higher. The bill had been modified from opt-in to opt-out but was still killed."
but at the moment I've got a 14-year-old boy's dick in my mouth. yum!
That's what you get when you vote for a Democrat. Sellout liberalism, unapologetic imperialism, and massive corruption.
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cause if you think that's funny, you're in dire need of a blowjob
Does that "^H^H^H^H^H" indicate that you're a cocksucker?