I get how Republican women can believe in the health stuff but how can rhey support the not equal pay stuff?
If you believe in Leave it to Beaver as reality television, then cutting women's wages is the best way to drive them back where they belong.
I get how Republican women can believe in the health stuff but how can rhey support the not equal pay stuff?
Your answer here.
Actually, he's being PRO woman, since employers who would otherwise hire less expensive female employees are prevented from doing so because they are forced by the evil government to pay them the same wage as equally qualified men. [/sarcasm off]Seriously though. That's precisely how those folks think.
At what point do the Feds step in? Things in Wisconsin are strange, and the Republican Party seems WAY out of line all over the place. I would think that even some Republicans are starting to question the things going on there.
I cannot tell you how much that upsets me. The governor of my home state hates gay people so much he doesn't want them to provide comfort and care in stressful, possibly life-altering situations. Amazing.
At what point do the Feds step in? Things in Wisconsin are strange, and the Republican Party seems WAY out of line all over the place. I would think that even some Republicans are starting to question the things going on there.
If they aren't challenging Michigan on the emergency manager policy, Wisconsin isn't even on the radar.
If Obama's AG office had simply defending the Military Commissions Act et al., I wonder what the response of Scott Walker's backers would have been?
You should probably treat that as a rhetorical question; this is a family website.
Gov. Walker quietly signs several controversial bills into law
Including:
- A repeal of the state's law requiring comparable pay across genders for comparable work;
- A repeal of the state's sex education law, which required that minors be taught scientifically accurate information about sex.
- A law banning abortion coverage for women in the state's upcoming Obamacare program, except for cases of medical necessity, rape, or incest. (ie, if you're a slut, you don't get coverage.)
- A bill requiring women seeking abortions to undergo a physical exam and to consult with a doctor alone, away from friends and family, "to make sure she's not being pressured into a decision".
The last one I was against at first, but I've come to see it in another light. Imagine parents pressuring their daughter to abort a child because they didn't like that her boyfriend was of color. Though I don't think that is why that particular bill passed.
Right, but who's to say that the doctor isn't exerting pressure too?
Right, but who's to say that the doctor isn't exerting pressure too?
The doctor will be too busy showing the woman a 3D mock up of what the fetus will look like when it graduates college.
Malor wrote:Right, but who's to say that the doctor isn't exerting pressure too?
The doctor will be too busy showing the woman a 3D mock up of what the fetus will look like when it graduates college.
with the animated disappointed face directed at the teenager who intends to abort it.
I do hope you are writing a book as you go, Dimmer.
OG_slinger wrote:Malor wrote:Right, but who's to say that the doctor isn't exerting pressure too?
The doctor will be too busy showing the woman a 3D mock up of what the fetus will look like when it graduates college.
with the animated disappointed face directed at the teenager who intends to abort it.
If he's holding a liberal arts degree, that 3D mock up might backfire.
Paleocon wrote:OG_slinger wrote:Malor wrote:Right, but who's to say that the doctor isn't exerting pressure too?
The doctor will be too busy showing the woman a 3D mock up of what the fetus will look like when it graduates college.
with the animated disappointed face directed at the teenager who intends to abort it.
If he's holding a liberal arts degree, that 3D mock up might backfire.
Don't you know all aborted babies would have been Nobel Peace Prize winners?
I hear Einstein was almost aborted, until his mother took an arrow to the knee.
dejanzie wrote:Paleocon wrote:OG_slinger wrote:Malor wrote:Right, but who's to say that the doctor isn't exerting pressure too?
The doctor will be too busy showing the woman a 3D mock up of what the fetus will look like when it graduates college.
with the animated disappointed face directed at the teenager who intends to abort it.
If he's holding a liberal arts degree, that 3D mock up might backfire.
Don't you know all aborted babies would have been Nobel Peace Prize winners?
But only because they were aborted. It's a eugenical catch-22.
Paleocon wrote:dejanzie wrote:Paleocon wrote:OG_slinger wrote:Malor wrote:Right, but who's to say that the doctor isn't exerting pressure too?
The doctor will be too busy showing the woman a 3D mock up of what the fetus will look like when it graduates college.
with the animated disappointed face directed at the teenager who intends to abort it.
If he's holding a liberal arts degree, that 3D mock up might backfire.
Don't you know all aborted babies would have been Nobel Peace Prize winners?
But only because they were aborted. It's a eugenical catch-22.
A sort of Schroedinger's Fetus, if you will.
Walker's really obsessed with people out of state.
Have a cupcake in celebration, my treat.
The March 2012 job report for Wisconsin doesn't look good for Walker.
]Wisconsin lost 23,900 jobs between March 2011 and March 2012, according to data released Tuesday by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. The state’s lead in job losses is significantly greater than the rest of the 50 states: No other state lost more than 3,500 jobs.
The majority of the losses in Wisconsin, 17,800, were in the public sector. However, the state lost more private-sector jobs, 6,100, than any other state. The only other states to report private-sector job losses in the same time period (instead of private-sector gains) were Mississippi and Rhode Island.
There are some interesting twists to the data that can be interpreted to support Walker. Such as unemployment being lower that a year ago in all but 3 counties of the state. This is a damaging report to have come out just as the recall is finally about to happen.
Often, when unemployment is lower, that means they just decided to stop counting some unemployed people.
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