https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karen_Bass
https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-2006-oct-31-me-bass31-story.html
Couple die in crash on 405
By Stuart Silverstein
Oct. 31, 2006 12 AM PT
The daughter and son-in-law of Assemblywoman Karen Bass (D-Los Angeles) were killed over the weekend in a car crash near Los Angeles International Airport, officials said Monday.
Emilia and Michael Wright, both 23, were married this year. They met while students at Loyola Marymount University, where Emilia was due to graduate in December.
According to a California Highway Patrol report, Michael Wright was driving a 1997 Hyundai his wife was the only passenger about 4:20 a.m. Sunday when it veered off the road, crashed into a support beam and burst into flames on the 405 Freeway near the La Tijera Boulevard overpass. Officers said they had not determined why the car went off the road.
A passerby tried to help pull Michael Wright out of the car, but was thwarted when the passenger compartment caught fire, the CHP report states.
Emilia Wright was the only child of Bass, a longtime emergency room physician assistant and community activist elected to the Assembly in 2004.
Bass, 52, was named the Assembly majority floor leader for the 2007-08 legislative session, and is the only African American woman in the Legislature.
Assemblyman Mervyn M. Dymally (D-Compton), chairman of the Legislative Black Caucus, issued a statement on behalf of the caucus, his staff and family: “The passing of these two young people has left us all in a state of shock.”
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I see where this is going
>Federal workers should have received an email testing OPM’s new communications capabilities.
>There are currently 3 men in jail resulting from this anti-covid-19 mandates blockade from 2022.
>These guys know how to take a paycheck.
>Balmoral
The Parliament welcomes the annual celebration of Scotland’s national poet, Robert Burns, which is held on 25 January each year to mark the Bard’s birthday; considers that Burns was one of the greatest poets and that his work has influenced thinkers across the world; notes that Burns' first published collection, Poems Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect, also known as the "Kilmarnock Edition", published in 1786, did much to popularise and champion the Scots language, and considers that this is one of his most important legacies; believes that the celebration of Burns Night is an opportunity to raise awareness of the cultural significance of Scots and its status as one of the indigenous languages of Scotland, and further believes in the importance of the writing down of the Scots language to ensure its continuation through written documentation, as well as oral tradition.
Good luck to you and your honest, plump face, great chieftain of the sausage race!