Documents tagged "Wade"
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HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_028775.txt
This document appears to be a series of emails discussing the detention of Mr. Wade in Senegal. The key people mentioned include Vinoda Basnayake, Robert Crowe, and various other individuals involved in the situation. It is suggested that a revised letter has been published in Senegalese newspapers, and there have been positive feedbacks from the article. A meeting with Tom at the State Dept regarding the Human Rights Report for 2016 is being set up by Bob Crowe. The document also contains contact information for Robert B. Crowe as a partner of Nelson Mullins law firm in Boston and Washington DC.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_026835.txt
This is a chain email discussing the arbitrary detention of Mr. Wade, with key people involved in the conversation being Bob Crowe, Vinoda Basnayake, and others. The discussion revolves around raising awareness on this issue and possibly setting up a meeting at the State Department regarding the Human Rights Report for 2016.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_026028.txt
The document is an email exchange between Larry Summers and Jeffrey E. in which they discuss meeting Karim Wade, the son of the president of Senegal, who is currently jailed for political reasons. They also mention the new offshore gas discovery in Senegal and the importance of discretion when discussing such matters. Additionally, Larry Summers expresses concern about the potential conflict of interest regarding President Trump's relationship with Russia and his lack of experience in government.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_019088.txt
In the late 1970s, the author was torn between their role as an underground abortion referral service and a stand-up satirist who performed jokes about rape. After Roe vs Wade legalized abortion, they believed it would never be made illegal again, but in 2012, they became disillusioned with the right-wing religious conservative movement's attempts to re-criminalize reproductive rights. The author eventually dropped a controversial joke that involved the "rape-in" of legislator's wives after receiving backlash from feminist friends. In July 2012, a woman who prefers to remain anonymous went to a comedy club and sparked widespread controversy by expressing her disapproval of rape jokes being performed at the venue.