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    "We can’t do anything right now except we can all be out there stating that what Hiram Monserrate has done is unacceptable for an elected official, and he should do the community that he claims to serve the right thing and step aside because he has to pay the price for what he has done and he has to pay the price for his acts" Reich said. Full Article at New York Daily News
    We can’t do anything right now except we can all be out there stating that what Hiram Monserrate has done is unacceptable for an elected official, and he should do the community that he claims to serve the right thing and step aside because he has to pay the price for what he has done and he has to pay the price for his acts
    SOURCE: New York Daily News 1 month ago

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  1. John Daly of the U.S. studies the third green during the second round of the Australian Open golf tournament at the New South Wales golf course in Sydney December 4, 2009.
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  15. Indonesian transvestites stage a rally in the capital to mark World AIDS Day in Jakarta, Indonesia, Friday, Dec. 4, 2009.
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