1. Kirsten Gillibrand said blacks and Latinos in New York City are arrested at 10 times the rate of whites for marijuana possession, despite using it at about the same rate as whites.
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1. Kirsten Gillibrand said blacks and Latinos in New York City are arrested at 10 times the rate of whites for marijuana possession, despite using it at about the same rate as whites.
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3. Kirsten Gillibrand says legalizing marijuana would benefit communities of color, particularly in New York City.
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7. Kirsten Gillibrand joined the Blue Dog Coalition, a group of moderate to conservative Democrats and voted against providing illegal immigrants with taxi licenses in New York.
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10. Kirsten Gillibrand started her career as an associate with the Manhattan-based law firm, Davis Polk and Wardwell in 1991.
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13. Kirsten Gillibrand decided to run for the US House of Representatives in 2006, when both Bill and HIllary Clinton campaigned for her in the race against Representative John Sweeney.
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15. Kirsten Gillibrand entered electoral politics in 2006 when she ran for the US House of Representatives.
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19. In 2006, Kirsten Gillibrand won a House of Representatives seat as a Democrat in a traditionally Republican region.
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22. Kirsten Gillibrand could have downplayed Franken's sins, which were less severe than, say, Donald Trump's and Roy Moore's.
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34. In 1999, Kirsten Gillibrand began working on Hillary Clinton's 2000 US Senate campaign, focusing on campaigning to young women and encouraging them to join the effort.
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