Five women who were bridesmaids in each other's weddings are all now state senators

The five Democratic women candidates — Tammy Story, Faith Winter, Jessie Danielson, Brittany Pettersen and Kerry Donovan — all swept their state Senate races by double digits in Colorado, People reported Wednesday.

The women, who call themselves “The Fab Five,” helped flip the state Senate to a Democratic majority for the first time in five years, the outlet noted.

“We were all in it together,” Danielson, who currently serves as member of the Colorado House of Representatives, told the magazine.

https://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/news/417958-five-women-who-were-bridesmaids-in-each-others-weddings-are-all

Almost like they planned it or are somehow related.

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Would be interesting to trace their connections

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Maps of US Consulates in Mexico

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Kek!

2nd map product of common core math!

>>3991327 Oregon AG Sues Trump Over Sanctuary State Funding – Oregon’s 18th Lawsuit, Costing Over $100,000

notable

Sanctuary States are feeling the pain.

Where are they getting the money for lawsuits?

>This is the same “department of justice” that can’t keep track of 1000 convicted predatory sex offenders.

>>3991394 Cali businessman to give $1,000 to each student, employee at fire-devastated high school

notable

>Wilson decided against giving everyone gift cards or bank accounts, or giving the money through a foundation, because he didn’t want there to be any obstacles to them accessing the money. He decided to trust the families to use the money for what’s best for them.

Brought a tear to my eye.

Most people are good.

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I don't twatter - is her post going viral yet?

>>3991669 >I WENT TO RETWEET HER TWEET AND IT HAS BEEN DELETED.

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>>3991674 ←—Bet Michael Flynn Jr would retweet *the screenshot if someone sent it to him.

Jerry Brown pardons California lawmaker convicted of felony voter fraud

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A former state senator convicted of lying about his residence and three refugees from Vietnam who could face deportation are among 38 people pardoned Wednesday by Gov. Jerry Brown ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday.

Brown’s pardons also include a man who just lost his Paradise home in a wildfire.

The Democratic governor also commuted the sentences of 70 people still serving time, including Walter “Earlonne” Woods, who co-hosts a podcast called “Ear Hustle” from inside San Quinton state prison.

Former Sen. Roderick Wright was convicted of felony charges of voter fraud and perjury in 2014 when a Los Angeles County jury determined he lived outside the district he represented. Some lawmakers at the time defended Wright, saying state law was ambiguous. The Legislature has since changed the law to make Wright’s situation legal, and the state Supreme Court cleared the way for the pardon this week.

Wright was sentenced to 90 days in jail then released almost immediately.

Brown’s pardons of refugees, all of whom arrived in the United States as minors, are his latest effort to help immigrants whose crimes could make them eligible to be deported. He said they’ve all completed their sentences and become upstanding citizens deserving of clemency.

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2018/nov/21/jerry-brown-pardons-roderick-wright-california-sta/

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