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Payday Loan Advocate

By Payday Loan Advocate Sep 29th 2008 at 11:22 pm EDT (Updated Sep 29th 2008 at 11:22 pm EDT)

High-level politicians, including Barack Obama, are in quest of limiting the American peoples’ access to on-demand, short term financial support. A number of cities and townships are attempting to enforce limitations on where these lawful businesses can operate. Still worse, is that several states, including Georgia and North Carolina, have effectively forced all-out bans on the trade, with several more trying to follow suit. Citizens all around the nation are looking to have their voices paid attention to by aggressive legislation that would eradicate the payday loan industry nationwide; Obama, and other mislead political officials, are pushing for an absolute ban in the name of personal political gain, in spite of the hundreds of thousands of eventual lost jobs in an already difficult economy.

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Barack Obama at 2006 Campus Progress National Conference

By halperindavid - Jun 19th, 2008 at 10:08 pm EDT

Also listed in: Campus Progress Blog | Campus Progress Updates

See this great clip of Senator Obama speaking at Campus Progress's 2006 National Conference, discussing the challenges of community organizing. There are still spots available for this year's Campus Progress National Conference, set for July 8 in DC. Watch the video, see how great the conference is, and apply today.

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