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The Library of Congress cooperates with a nationwide network of libraries to provide free library service for visually or physically handicapped individuals who cannot use printed materials. Through this program, books and magazines in recorded and braille forms are made available to eligible residents of the United States, its territories and possessions, and to eligible U.S. citizens living abroad. In addition to the bimonthly publications TALKING BOOK TOPICS and BRAILLE BOOK REVIEW, which are mailed free of charge to registered readers, to organizations serving the visually or physically handicapped, and to interested individuals, various catalogs and bibliographies inform readers of the range of titles and services available to them from their regional libraries.
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Those sentences are relatively long and contain multiple clauses, each a concept of its own. The way to comprehend this kind of material is to take it one clause (subject-verb-[object]) at a time.
A trick that works is to read it out loud, slowly, as if you were reading to an avid listener eager to understand it. (You are, and it's you.)
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David Ogden is, from the pro-family perspective, the worst choice President Obama could make for this key position at the U.S. Department of Justice.
WOULD YOU VOTE FOR HIM?
He’s not someone that American families can rely on to enforce the laws on our books – let alone to not use the courts to advance legal positions that could emperil the American family.
Ogden has fought against “reasonable restrictions to protect children from pornography – especially in libraries and other venues in which pornographers attempt to distribute their materials-- He opposed the Children’s Internet Protection Act of 2000 in court (in United States v. American Library Association).
-- He challenged the Child Protection and Obscenity Enforcement Act of 1988, and a companion law adopted in 1990 – the Child Protection Restoration and Penalties Enhancement Act. Ogden argued that requiring porn producers to personally verify that their models were over age 18 would “burden too heavily and infringe too deeply on the right to produce First Amendment-protected material.”
-- Ogden even sued the federal government in an attempt to publish Braille versions of Playboy magazine – at taxpayer expense.
(still wonder how that one works!)
-- In Casey vs. Planned Parenthood in 1992, Ogden argued against Post-Abortion Syndrome, saying: “Abortion rarely causes or exacerbates psychological or emotional problems. When women do experience regret, depression or guilt, such feelings are mild and diminish rapidly, without adversely affecting general functioning. The few women who do experience negative psychological responses after abortion, appear to be those with pre-existing emotional problems.”
-- In Hartigan v. Zbaraz, Ogden argued (on behalf of the American Psychological Association) that requiring a 13- or 14-year-old girl to notify her parents before getting an abortion was “an unconstitutional burden.”
He wrote: “By any objective standard, the decision to abort is one that a reasonable person, including a reasonable adolescent, could make.”
Do your homework people and voice your opinion to your govs and senators!!
He makes perfect sense to obama he should be a shoe in.
David Ogden is, from the pro-family perspective, the worst choice President Obama could make for this key position at the U.S. Department of Justice.
WOULD YOU VOTE FOR HIM?
He’s not someone that American families can rely on to enforce the laws on our books – let alone to not use the courts to advance legal positions that could emperil the American family.
Ogden has fought against “reasonable restrictions to protect children from pornography – especially in libraries and other venues in which pornographers attempt to distribute their materials-- He opposed the Children’s Internet Protection Act of 2000 in court (in United States v. American Library Association).
-- He challenged the Child Protection and Obscenity Enforcement Act of 1988, and a companion law adopted in 1990 – the Child Protection Restoration and Penalties Enhancement Act. Ogden argued that requiring porn producers to personally verify that their models were over age 18 would “burden too heavily and infringe too deeply on the right to produce First Amendment-protected material.”
-- Ogden even sued the federal government in an attempt to publish Braille versions of Playboy magazine – at taxpayer expense.
(still wonder how that one works!)
-- In Casey vs. Planned Parenthood in 1992, Ogden argued against Post-Abortion Syndrome, saying: “Abortion rarely causes or exacerbates psychological or emotional problems. When women do experience regret, depression or guilt, such feelings are mild and diminish rapidly, without adversely affecting general functioning. The few women who do experience negative psychological responses after abortion, appear to be those with pre-existing emotional problems.”
-- In Hartigan v. Zbaraz, Ogden argued (on behalf of the American Psychological Association) that requiring a 13- or 14-year-old girl to notify her parents before getting an abortion was “an unconstitutional burden.”
He wrote: “By any objective standard, the decision to abort is one that a reasonable person, including a reasonable adolescent, could make.”
Do your homework people and voice your opinion to your govs and senators!!
No I would not vote for him.Thanks for the heads up.
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