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which up until a few years ago were unheard of for abortion procedures. the reason is they re simply not necessary. ambulatory surgical hospitals are hospitals. they re where you go if you have really complicated procedures. abortion is a very simple surgical asking abortions to meet a regulatory threshold as if they were hospitals. as if they were hospitals, yes. there have been lawsuits against these kinds of laws. there was a temporary restraining order issued by a judge in wisconsin yesterday, wisconsin version of this law. we ve seen a federal judge temporarily enjoin the execution of a law in alabama that would do the same thing. what is the legal basis for contesting this? why does this violate the law? well, we ve now seen three courts in the last several months do this. mississippi, alabama and wisconsin. all for the same reason which is that the u.s. supreme court has said a woman has a right to choose to terminate a pregnancy prior to viability. that is her persona
take the point you just made. the consumer financial bureau was set up by dodd/frank under the law. this is the first time in senates history, ever, that one political party has blocked someone s confirmation because they don t like the agency. actually it s the second time. the first time was when they did this with cordray a couple years ago. they don t object to him. they want to emasculate the agency. mcconnell said he wishes the consumer bureau didn t exist. most of my republican colleagues want to do wall street s bidding and emasculate or weaken the agency so it doesn t have much authority. then they ll confirm the director. if you set that precedent that you only confirm people when you like the agency, we cannot really run a functional government in this country. and that s what s especially insidious about what they re doing. senator merkley, you ve been leading the charge on filibuster reform. i cheer you on in the democratic process.
so it s really two categories. it s people trying to have bargaining rights, and the nlrb is really the floor that is now falling apart for those 6 million workers. and it s about just basic employee rights on the job. there is no other agency that focuses on rights on the job. if you re a worker, this is basically, you re a worker and something is done to you that is not right and is possibly a violation of a law, you are the cop that you call, the voice at the other end of the line ultimately is going to be the nlrb. there is no one answering that phone right now. you don t have anyone to enforce whatever violations. it could be that your company is violating the law and congresswoman, without the nlrb there to say so, that law functionally does not exist. correct because you don t have a remedy. you have no forum in which to have your case heard. there s a very famous quote that justice delayed is justice denied. that s essentially what s happening.
summarily ignored sarah davis amendment and pressed forward with the bill which is seen as all but certain to pass and be signed into law by rick perry before the end of the month. no matter how many people protest it. meanwhile, republicans in north carolina are working on their own plan to shut down abortion clinics using excessive red tape. the house committee heard testimony on a bill today that would likely force most of the state s clinics to close their doors under the weight of burdensome targeted new regulations. that measure has already passed the state senate after republicans snuck it into a bill banning sharia law in north carolina last week. today a crowd gathered outside the statehouse to protest the bill as it moves forward. this after thousands of people turned out to protest the bill last night during the now regular moral monday protests that have sprung up in response to the republican majority s radical rightward march this session. last night s rally drew 2,000