Anti-bullying caucus

• For Rep. Mike Honda (D-Calif.), creating an Anti-Bullying Caucus in Congress was more personal than political.
(Huffington Post)
• On Thursday, June 28, the national resolve against bullying takes a major step forward with the launch of the bi-partisan Anti-Bullying Caucus in the U.S. Congress.  The Caucus will create a national focal point for bullying prevention.
(StreetInsider.com)
• He joins fellow Tory caucus member Stephen Woodworth in calling for a public New Brunswick this week introduced anti-bullying legislation, and Ontario has a hotly debated bill before the legislature. Liberal MP Carolyn Bennett called Mr.
(Globe and Mail)
• You argue that an anti-bullying law that prevents students calling a gay Debra Maggart, chair of the Republican Caucus, is being attacked for not being conservative enough. Maggart is to the right of Attila the Hun.
(Metro Pulse)
• In Tennessee, United Methodists passed an anti-bullying commitment, and over 70 percent of our Minnesota United Methodist voters oppose the anti-gay marriage amendment coming to the ballot in November.
(Windy City Times)