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IN Your Head Radio Tuesday 5.13

   May 13, 2008

On IN Your Head Radio  today, I will talk with Florida State Senator Dave Aronberg of the 27th district. As the youngest member of the State Senate at the age of 37, Dave Aronberg has already passed major consumer protection legislation that safeguards our privacy against identity theft and financial schemes. As a rare Democratic committee chair in a Republican-led Senate, Senator Aronberg also led the Senate’s efforts to secure federal funding for Everglades restoration. In addition, Dave oversees a consumer protection project in his Senate office that has returned more than four million dollars to Floridians who have called with consumer complaints.

I will also talk to Florida Democratic Spokesman Mark Bubriski and Casey Nagy, author of Imagined Glories. IN Your Head Radio at a new time 12:00 CST on News Radio 1620.

 Listen on Newsradio1620.com

 

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