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Tag Archives: Anh Joseph Cao
Frank Jao hosting fundraiser for Rep. Joseph Cao tomorrow
Frank Jao, one of the most powerful men in Bolsavikland and someone with spectacularly high-reaching contacts in the GOP, is heading a fundraiser for the first Vietnamese-American Congressman, Representative Ánh Joseph Cao (pictured right). The fundraiser, set to take place … Continue reading
Joseph Cao’s signature not on House GOP’s anti-abortion letter
The House Republicans today made news (here) with a letter sent to President Obama asking the latter not to sign the Freedom of Choice Act – a bill that has not been passed yet. The letter is signed by 80 anti-abortion … Continue reading
Joseph Cao sworn in
The Vietnamese-American man who came from almost total obscurity, even with other Viets, to beat a longtime incumbent was sworn in yesterday with his daughters by his side on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives. Ánh Joseph Cao … Continue reading
Unsolicited advice to newly elected Congressman Anh Joseph Cao
What’s the first thing that Congressman Anh Joseph Cao ought to do? U.S. Rep. Cao, the former Jesuit seminarian, should ask the Vietnamese Embassy for a visa to travel to Hanoi to join the Catholics of Thai Ha in prayer. … Continue reading
First Viet Congressman ever! Joseph Anh Cao beat William Jefferson
Voters in Louisiana just elected the very first Vietnamese-American Congressman ever, sending Anh Joseph Cao (pictured) to Capitol Hill and rejected the re-election bid of William Jefferson, under indictment for corruption, reports the AP here. With 79 percent of … Continue reading
In New Orleans, a Viet Congressman?
Can a Viet first-generation immigrant political novice, former Jesuit seminarian, take on an eight-term Congressman and win? That’s what the GOP is banking on in New Orleans, where Anh Joseph Cao (pictured, left) is running against incumbent William J. Jefferson (right), a … Continue reading
