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An assemblyman handed him the bill, offering to introduce him to the genius who wrote it.

A reporter on the scene reported that soldiers were scared when an Assemblyman yelled at them.

An SF state assemblyman introduced a bill to limit cars to 10mph over the speed limit.

Chris Tague, a genial Republican assemblyman from Schoharie, burst into tears when I called.

Yup, California was an open carry state until the GOP assemblyman Mulford and GOP Governor Ronald Reagan signed the Mulford Act into law banning the legal carry of loaded firearms.

> Assemblyman Vince Fong (R-Bakersfield) noted that environmental standards are not being changed.

Ten to fifteen years ago a Korean opposition assemblyman was tried for being part of a conspiracy with plans to bomb train stations in the event of a conflict with North Korea.

I mean I threw the stack down in the my one assemblyman's office and spoke about it for over an hour to him in person, he was my neighbor in the same building I worked in.

The list of spies currently operating in South Korea is in the unknown figure but widely suspected to be hiding in plain sights (if a national assemblyman was actively promoting terrorism, imagine where else they could be).

Most people I know who have strong political opinions (as well as those who don't) can't name their own city council members or state assemblyman, and that's a real problem for functioning representative democracy.

> That could help explain why Zohran Mamdani, a Democratic socialist state assemblyman, won the Democratic primary for New York City mayor earlier this summer with the support of young people.

I’ve literally helped insert language into legislation at the state level because I was the only one who called on a niche bill and my state Assemblyman didn’t have the staff to go through it.

You get put on a naughty list "In 2019...[Assemblyman Phil] Ting tried to push through a bill banning legacy preferences in California.

Every few years some Republican assemblyman proposes splitting “downstate” NY from “upstate”.

Simple rules like random switching of winning candidates between each other (senator for assemblyman, mayor for health commissioner, etc) would take giant lobby money off the table since it introduces risk to any lobby "investment".

He was first elected Freeholder, and then, in 1876 and 1879, served as a New Jersey Assemblyman.

I suggest you start with looking up responses of officials from the meeting today if you don't believe this Assemblyman.

It should be a CC PD license silly Assemblyman!