Republican Representative Anh Joseph Cao Breaks from the Party Pack - Even Before Elected

There are a few states that have a lot of corruption and LA does rank at the top.

I would stop short of saying that corruption is restricted to the Democratic Party. Without campaign finance and electoral reform, it is difficult for straight shooters, like yourself, to enter the fray and standing up for the belief and needs of your community.

I think small businesses and entrepreneurs have a lot to gain from a public option, though this bill is FLAWED I agree for more reasons than the one you site. Persuasion - not cohersion holds more sway.

As an entrepreneur myself, living, and dying with the American dream, I believe that universal health care would be the fiscally most conservative act our gov. could take. Go figure...

We appreciate your standing up for your associate.

However, while we enjoy a lively conversation on our channel, we also reserve the right to restrict unbaited insults. Instruction is fine, with hint of links better, but we do not tolerate mean discourse which is something that memama2 appears to be intent upon.

I'm sure that the user will find other channels who appreciate his style of discourse. It is, afterall, still a free internet.

@polidocproductions My associate,I don't no him..I thought he funny and thought provoking..Bring him back..Joe Cao needs a wake up call

so bizarre how your syntax completely changed from your first post. (*_*)

Cao earned a bachelor's degree in physics at Baylor University in Waco, Texas. He was a Jesuit seminarian for 6 years. He earned his master's degree in philosophy from Fordham University and, in 2000, his J.D. from Loyola University School of Law in New Orleans. While in law school, he also taught undergraduate courses in philosophy at Loyola.