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Ronald Grignol
Ronald Grignol is a former U. S. Navy submarine officer, who has worked on family law reform for the past seven years.
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» Over 13% of Likely Voters Harmed by Violence Against Women Act
By Ronald Grignol | Published 10/15/2008 | From Our Writers | Rating:
       The Violence Against Women Act is a well-intentioned law that has fallen prey to ideologues who happily dub themselves the VAWA Mafia.  It’s no secret that VAWA-funded programs have been ineffective in reducing partner abuse.
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