through statewide leadership positions. and the state director and north carolina. come downstairdownstair s to the table on the second floor and talk to us. there are 124 legislative districts in south carolina. i m trying to put what we call a district captain. many of my district captain s, some of them are here with me. we are going to put one in every district and drivers will. we were the first day state to introduce its application on december 3. virginia follow this, florida followed us and we have 14 co-sponsors. represented l. taylor was the lead spencer and larry grooms followed in the senate. we have a bill that we are going to push through. come downstairs and please do want to answer your questions. we know there are old that are afraid of a runaway convention. what i want to explain to you is if you re honest with yourselves you know when you look at our federal government we are staring down romans xiii tells us the government they are so soared. we are starin
guests. among them, congressman tony coelho, who has been a longtime champion of the rights of the disabled. let me also recognize ann cody, representing the u.s. on three paralympic teams. she was also nominated to be the vice president of the international paralympic committee. she understands it is not just enough to make the stadium accessible. you need to make surrounding restaurants and businesses accessible, and we thank you for being here or your advocacy as well. i also want to recognize a leader in the disability community in macedonia. she is here to learn about transportation and independent living systems, and having public standards allows her to live in the united states, and she hopes to make that a reality at home as well. we thank you for your work, and we welcome you here. and i hope that what we do here will help you in your efforts. it s clear what we are here to do. ratifying this treaty will help in the effort to give every disabled person the opportuni
its utter disregard for human rights by taking children from their parents. authorities have abducted the children of another home-schooling family. wendy: dale hurd has been following this trend for years. it seems like it is getting worse, not better. reporter: that s right, wendy. this is nothing new, but it shows that germany s war on parents who want to educate their children at home is not letting up. witnesses described it as brutal and vicious. the team of german police officers with a battering ram stormed the residence of this family, shown here at a home-schooling conference last year. the raid took all four of the family s children into state custody. the only legal grounds were that the parents continued to home-school their children. there were no allegations of abuse or neglect. the german family court judge also authorized the police to use force against the children if they resisted. behind the raid was the notorious ugondom, or youth office. many of the
made. transgender studentsous any bathroom they want. but what about the privacy of their peers? ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. (applause) thank you, audience, thank you very much. and welcome to huckabee from the fox news studios in new york city. well, it looks as though the voters of new york have come to their senses on the possible election of anthony weener to be mayor. he lanquishing far back in the poes and set the record for highest unfavorable rating of any candidate polled in new york. a stuning 80 percent unfavorable. (applause) and only 11 percent so him favorably and they must be pornographiers or his immediate family or late night comedians or people who work for cell phone providers and just need his business. (applause) add to that embarrassing spectacle the case of former governor spitser. the merry governor spitser is a big spender on call dpirls, so it is hard to see why new yorkers would trust him with their money. despite the entertain
made. transgender studentsous any bathroom they want. but what about the privacy of their peers? ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. (applause) thank you, audience, thank you very much. and welcome to huckabee from the fox news studios in new york city. well, it looks as though the voters of new york have come to their senses on the possible election of anthony weener to be mayor. he lanquishing far back in the poes and set the record for highest unfavorable rating of any candidate polled in new york. a stuning 80 percent unfavorable. (applause) and only 11 percent so him favorably and they must be pornographiers or his immediate family or late night comedians or people who work for cell phone providers and just need his business. (applause) add to that embarrassing spectacle the case of former governor spitser. the merry governor spitser is a big spender on call dpirls, so it is hard to see why new yorkers would trust him with their money. despite the entertain