ilheren anyight wingeopl at n.n nyro. ht youre ellingplt m n . ou bl: ty cat trli outny mnsertiveeoplor a bck pe ble n t thaca juatruts eriredve pl a th are bll whi.pe nhaua hosed thre tt? hi al ho rig. no do u th kin of t walk. i c tig seehe colno ono hethin o w c radiee ol biln youost, llie. you thikindf diork. yoilare out a t,urnast loue. go u hi nd and tk. to yo ee arraa nao pnned nd to pare ehoodra lesl s pnt i pthatedou a t bei hon t.re od you e tesling p iat p anned tei pantho youreometngon else hen u u arteg n ped sethi pahoouet se.se n aru argoinin a lyi t n shi themnd y say . arin ayi t em yay wha ha ell, bill aesliwe are no tryi to getl,il anydy athe alire biest orti plato dnoyioetny ae anytng ty dot d ebiryt tila d day.yt t do d instry e staarnderver jour lism oy. pe ealinrytaerr ursm p lifl sceniosollif worrs o t ens orgazati. weorocum ot th tgs t pubc woul t o erwiga knoti aweut.umth the tub rpantexual ul owi anoseover a.
order that will mandate fo workers in that state at least quarterly, at least quarterly. when the governor became governor, he transferred to his wi h ctrli srein fopritomnyhado drug tesng. he says that has nothing to do with this executive order, he just likes the idea of the government forcing drug tests on people it can force drug tests on. there is a fourth amendment protection we have in invasive drug testing like this. you re supposed to only be able to do it if, for example, there are grounds for suspicion, or in the case of very specific kinds of jobs. but rick scott, despite legal restrictions on doing what he wants to do is going for it anyway. he is at least going to try. the state will pay the cost of himay ug stg li icot. the state of course will pay what is expected to be the spectacular cost of drug testing, tens, if not hundreds