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Li Fong was introduced in Avengers Spotlight 36, with a cover date of September 1990. He was created by Steve Gerber and Al Milgrom. ("Bitter Pill" Avengers Spotlight 36, Marvel Comic Event)
Luis Gutierrez
"Sbarbaro, inspirado rapaz, dobra multicores
papéis e deles faz sair barquinhos que confia ao lodaçal
móvel de um regato; vê-os deslizar para os arredores.
Sê previdente por ele, cavalheiro que caminhas:
com a bengala alcança a frágil brincadeira naval,
para que não se perca; guia-a até um pequeno porto de pedrinhas."
Eugenio Montale
Imagem: Luis Gutierrez
Rep. Luis Gutierrez (D.) berated Kirstjen Nielsen for six minutes at a hearing Thursday, before promptly leaving when she started to respond to his charges.

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Democratic Representative Luis Gutiérrez (D-Ill.) on Trump's State of the Union:
“Whoever translated it for him from Russian did a good job"
- http://hill.cm/sA7Bg8z
WATCH: The Moment Rep. Luis Gutiérrez Walked Out On 'Explicitly Racist' Trump's SOTU Address
WATCH: The Moment Rep. Luis Gutiérrez Walked Out On ‘Explicitly Racist’ Trump’s SOTU Address
Soon to retire, Rep. Luis Gutiérrez of Illinois could handle no more of Pres. Donald Trump’s first State of the Union address on Tuesday before standing up and leaving. Quickly. I’d say “stormed out” but only little bitches “storm out” and Rep. Gutiérrez is no little bitch. Dude OWNED the chamber. He didn’t hesitate. Not for one minute. The son of Puerto Rican immigrants and a longtime…
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Dear -used my full name so I deleted this-: Thank you for expressing your concerns regarding Net Neutrality and consumer privacy. I greatly appreciate constituents taking the time to write me about important issues such as this one. Like you, I value consumers' right to privacy in their Internet use. Consumers' privacy rights are violated when advertisers are permitted to track Internet consumers, using and even selling their information to marketers. Internet Service Providers (ISPs) should not be in the business of profiting from invading the privacy of the American people. That's why I opposed S.J.Res. 34 this Congress, which would repeal a Federal Communications Commission (FCC) rule on "Protecting the Privacy of Customers of Broadband and Other Telecommunications Services." I voted against this legislation because I believe the FCC privacy rule provides important consumer protections and helps maintain Net Neutrality. ISPs should be required to get consumers' permission before selling or using their personal information or data about their online activity. As your Member of Congress, I commit to supporting legislation that protects consumers, promotes Net Neutrality, and honors the American people's right to privacy. Once again, thank you for sharing your concerns with me. As the Representative of the 4th Congressional District of Illinois, serving my constituents is my top priority. If I can be of service to you, please call my Chicago office at (773) 342-0774, or my Washington office at (202) 225-8203, or visit my website and sign up for my newsletter. You may also follow me on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram.
Sincerely, Luis Gutiérrez Member of Congress
We’re getting through to them, guys. Keep sending stuff to your Congress representatives.