Under the hyde amendment, zero taxpayer lawers, this is a matter of law that go into the abortions. The v. A. Program and medical health care, the government does work in the health care, and under the hyde amendment, zero taxpayer dollars go toward abortion. So this comes down to what do we think about the attempts the practical attempts to make it almost impossible for a clinic to get started that performs abortion. As long as it is legal and women want to exercise their legal rights, i think it is wrong to instead of trying to change the law, to try to do things like get rid of planned parenthood and the clinics that provide these things, that is the way to go about this. If you disagree with borgs, i respect that, even if i dont agree with it. But the fact of the matter is taxpayer dollars dont go to the performance of abortions. Obama care, by the way, also had a an exemption for churches. The catholic church, for example, which and and other religious institutions that oppose abo
Than yourself. I think thats what this generation wants. We have made following this when jesus said take up your cross and follow me, that was to take up a form of execution. That wasnt a necklace or bling. That was a certain execution. Weve made it in the church today. Take up your picnic basket and follow me. Were not challenging young people to live out their faith in a way that will change the world around them. I want to give you, each you as we wrap up this panel, the opportunity to speak to those young people, to challenge them to have no fear. I want to start with you, roy. What would you say to them given the opportunity . Its so important to take a stand. Like i said earlier, our liberties are being taken away. Millennials are waking up to that. Youve got to remember that each of our voices matter. If we speak loud enough in unison, our voices will be heard. Theres 71 of the population here in the United States that are christians. Yet, why does our we reflect it partially,
Supplemental proposal we put out last year. But the whole idea is and this is following the congressional mandate the importer must have a program, a documented program where they have identified their suppliers, theyve come to understand their suppliers capability for food safety, theyve approved the suppliers, they know the practices is supplier is under taking and they look at records and they and under some circumstance, when justified by risk because its intended to be a riskbased foreign supply Verification Program we would envision the u. S. Based importer doing an audit. Having an audit conducted an on site audit of that foreign producer. So its having a real program that we can then audit and obviously go behind that and sample product when its coming in, go behind that and actually inspect the foreign facility if we choose to. But it thats accountability for the importer thats the new feature. The word audit has a different meaning than inspect, isnt that true . So when theyr
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Sense, its also true that lawyers for the agencies that those responders work for also play a very, very Important Role. And were privileged today to have an outstanding panel of lawyers from various agencies at the federal and local level, some now in private practice, who have served in those Important Roles or do so today. And to give us some insights about the role of a lawyer in Emergency Preparedness and response. And with that id like to introduce the panel by having them introduce themselves to you and then well get right into it. Good afternoon, im adrian sevier. Im the chief county of the Emergency Management agency. Ive been with fema for 15 years. Ive had a variety of positions at the agency starting what we called then a field attorney. So i deployed to the joint field offices that fema sets up when the president declares a major disaster or emergency. Ive held a variety of positions at fema. And again ive been the chief council since for about a year now. Im dan connelly,