This atrocious bill threatens the people of kansas, who just voted overwhelmingly to protect abortion rights. It threatens the hundreds of thousands of people in michigan who just signed a petition it for referendum vote to protect abortion and states like mine, which already have strong abortion protections on our books. And if you now republicans have tried to play down there abortion extremism and then trying to run away from the consequences of their extreme agenda and even as patients have been denied prescriptions they need and even if the doctors have enforced to wait until the patients are in danger before they can take action even as healthcare crisis, they have caused across the state lines to disastrous effects Movement Enter despite the empty rhetoric about leaving it to the sake of the truth has been painfully clear, they think they know better than women when it comes to Reproductive Health care decisions read they have shown again and again that they do not trust women t
Security equipment, mental detectors, door locks, and alarms. Our bill also would do all of these things at no cost to the taxpayer. Wouldnt add to inflation. People might ask how . Well, because our bill would redirect money that has already been allocated in the democrats spending bills. Our bill would work and it wouldnt cost taxpayers a dime. School is setback in session now all across the country and now is the time to take the real action that we need to keep our kids and our schools safe. No child should live in fear of going to school. No parent should live in fear of sending their child to school. And no lawabiding gun owner should be denied his or her constitutional rights. So i want to the thank my friend and colleague from texas for introducing this vital piece of legislation. Mr. Cruz madam president . The presiding officer the senator from texas. Mr. Cruz as if in legislative session, i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of s. 484
CHAUTAUQUA - Chautauqua Institution has launched a new capital campaign to coincide with the institution’s 150th anniversary this year. The $150 million ca