talk about the timing of it and having it be quite? what does that look like, and what does it mean if, in fact, you get this ten bill package passed when they will actually be instituted? we have been talking to republicans about supporting common sense, changes to the law regarding to impacting gun violence for ten years. the entire time i have been in the legislature. so, this is not a new topic. they know where we are going with this. we asked for cosponsors on those bills, just on thursday, we did not get any. but we will continue forward, having hearings next week, and we will move through the process to get those into the agenda to vote on. they will have an opportunity to show their support. we know they are hearing from constituents in their districts that are very interested in seeing them support this. so, maybe some will come around. if they don t, again, we will move the bills and we will be able to get them to the governors desk. if you are looking at these ten bills
the so-called war on woke is heating up. tonight, we re learning arkansas s republican governor, sarah huckabee sanders, may soon be signing a bill that would impose restrictions on direct shows. that s according to the washington post. this proposal still needs to make its way through the state house to the governors desk. her spokesperson telling the post, the proposal is not about banning anything but protecting kids from sexually explicit drag shows. unquote. cnn has reached out to governor sanders for comment, and we re still waiting to hear back. that s not all, her first month in office, she issued an executive order to prohibit critical race theory and arkansas schools. she also banned the term latinx, in official documents. and it s not just her, across the country more politicians are getting traction with rhetorical and legislative wars on so-called woke culture and language.
governors desk. most the governor signed today, the bill that prevents any cooperation or assistance from the state of california on civil actions against individuals seeking abortion. or of providers providing abortion. it s a bill that i am supporting, sponsoring. that will also prevent cooperation by law enforcement when it comes to criminal actions being brought against individuals who are seeking reproductive health care and an abortion in california. we have 100 $25 million in a proposed budget that will be expanding access to reproductive health care, expanding access to abortion. supporting women in california and from out of state. we also have another bill that i am supporting that makes it clear that we shall not criminalize pregnancy laws in the state of california. and meanwhile, the legislature and the governor are working on putting on the ballot for the state of california, in november, a constitutional
gavin newsom also repeated california s commitments to be a a sanctuary for those seeking reproductive care. with us, mister attorney general, unlike a lot of other states, you are not surprised. you saw this coming. you have been preparing the state of california. what is next there? we have a lot in the works. we have been preparing for months for this moment, of course hoping for the best but preparing for the worst. we had the view with the leaked docs. so we have the legislature, who have been incredible partners. we have 14 bills moving to the governors desk. most the governor signed today, the bill that prevents any cooperation or assistance from the state of california on civil actions against individuals seeking abortion. or of providers providing abortion. it s a bill that i am supporting, sponsoring. that will also prevent
constituents. did you want to be on that committee? does your candor have anything to do with you being left out? and who seeks the interest of uvalde voters if you, sir, are not there? first of all, alex, i think it s a slap in the face. i understand there is a ton of governors doing the bidding of the governor. understand that my comments could ve been raw at times. but let s be clear about why we re here. we are here because massacre after massacre, greg abbott keeps creating roundtable discussions, special committees. this committee will do absolutely nothing. they will sit around and talk and no action can be taken. until he calls what is called a special session, then we go back into a committee that can take action, make amendments and have items brought to the floor of the senate and the house and to the governors desk. this is more of a paper tiger,