That's a question they are asking themselves. Check out the email from the PAC, 80-20.

I know a lot of other political leaders and organizations will take issue with some of the achievements they are taking credit for, but I will say, as I have traveled around the country discussing AAPI empowerment, 80-20 is the only group that seems to be mentioned. What say you?

Dear Fellow Asian Americans:

All politics is local

This week I attended a town hall meeting by Congresswoman Judy Chu on the issue of repealing the discriminatory policy of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” in the United States Armed forces and the negative impact that this unfair policy has had on the lives of so many of our brave men and women serving in the Army, Navy, Marines and Air Force.  I was moved by the stories of those on the panel who spoke about their commitment to protecting this nation and the pain of having to conceal their sexual orientation in order to serve. 

In 2008, voters passed Proposition 11 removing the redistricting authority from the State Legislature and giving a 14-person citizen's committee the charge of drawing California's legislative boundaries.

Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders Needed to Apply for California’s New Redistricting Commission 

Deadline to Apply Is February 12, 2010