Forum Post: republiclans vote AGAINST
Posted 12 years ago on April 27, 2012, 9:46 p.m. EST by bensdad
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Violence Against Women Act
No war on women here!
GOP AG nominee in Virginia, wants all miscarriages reported to the police.
Isn't that special?
http://thinkprogress.org/justice/2013/05/20/2035411/virginia-gop-nominee-for-attorney-general-would-force-women-to-report-their-miscarriages-to-police/
Lets face the WHOLE truth - there are a few crazies every where
what drives me up the wall is
HOW MANY VOTES THEY GET
the R gov candidate, cuchinelli is almost as bad
They rely so little on the truth.
http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2013/05/20/revealed-republicans-knew-about-irs-investigations-of-tea-party-groups-last-july/
They will turn quickly, even on their own.
http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2013/05/20/iowa-senate-republican-staffer-fired-after-reporting-sexual-harassment/
and they have no qualms with employing "theorists" to further their lying agenda.
http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2013/05/20/alex-jones-democrats-stole-election-want-to-legalize-the-30-million-illegals/
PS That's just today.
I love alex jones
he's the best
advertisement for more money to spend on
mental healthcare
Not all, only when it happens "without a doctor present". It's the first line of the article for god's sake.. I'm too pissed to read the rest after your blatant lie.
The doctor already has to record it and make it available to the police.
So where's the lie?
The doctor who wasn't there has to record it? I probably agree with you on it being a bad proposal, but you lost me by lying right off the bat like that. I'll have to come back to the article later with some fresh eyes.
Looks to me like they are looking for a way to fill up women's prisons.
Are they private in Virginia yet?
Plant a seed and it grows -
if you know anyone with a republiclan congressperson - get them to write their rep & get them to get two more people to write >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
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And one of the Senators from my state, Richard Burr, was among the "Nay" votes. He has been a conservative puppet ever since he got into office. From his voting record I cannot find a single vote where he didn't just vote along party lines. That is cowardly and empty-headed. I want people in office who can THINK!
Unfortunately I doubt that enough people in this state will have the knowledge to vote this drone out. They're too easily swayed by the "Jesus and Rifles" pandering that counts for politics around here.
Xenu - pardon a harsh question -
what are YOU going to do in NC to "fix" this ? may I suggest your letter to every mayor newspaper in NC
Letters to the editor can make a difference. At the very least it can get a dissenting opinion out there that these people rarely encounter, if ever.
I'm probably going to run for office in a year or two, if I'm still living here. I'm part of the 99% Declaration, which I'm sure will turn into "run candidates in every state that want to overturn Citizen's United" once the declaration itself is not acted on.
We need to make them pay for this!!!
Here's how the senate voted: http://www.govtrack.us/congress/votes/112-2012/s87
Only the GOP Women voted for it. The GOP men voted in solidarity against the bill protecting women. No. No war on women. Who said that? Let's just not protect them from getting the crap beaten out of them.
Here's why we need this law: http://www.ncdsv.org/images/WH_Factsheet_TheVAWA_2012.pdf
And guess where it goes next---->clue------>the republiclaned controlled House. The prognosis isn't good with the Do-Nothing Congress.
This is just one of the many HUGE differences between Dems and Cons. I love women and their rights, but a little more help (any would be nice) with the misguided their-both-the-same crowd would be appreciated.
Capiche?