yes, all three states are advancing abortion bans with legislation like this. but kansas goes an extra step. kansas law mandates that doctors have to describe to their patients an unproven scientifically dubious made-up link between abortion and breast cancer. there is no link between abortion and breast cancer, but the state of kansas wrote this script and will now mandate that doctors read this lie to their patients. the bill now goes to sam brownback, the state s republican governor. according to a spokesperson, he is almost certain to sign it even though he hasn t read it yet. governor brownback said he will sign any anti-abortion bill and so far he has kept to his word. so that was friday night in kansas. this was saturday morning. the very next day right after kansas republicans passed their sweeping doctors have to lie to their patients bill, the national republican party tapped kansas republican governor, sam brownback to deliver the republican party s national weekly address.
their patients bill, the national republican party tapped kansas republican governor, sam brownback to deliver the republican party s national weekly address. tada, of putting the best foot fwampltd meanwhile in new mexico, republican governor susannah martinez, a real rising star in her party. she gave probably the best speech of the republican national convention. she s very charismatic. she s supposed to be a different kind of 21st century republican. on friday governor martinez had a seemingly nonpartisan, noncontroversial bill sitting on her bill. a bill designed to make it easier for veterans and their spouses to get jobs. so for military families, new mexico would recognize professional licenses issued in other states. the idea was to cut the red tape for veterans and their spouses to make it easier for them to reintegrate after coming home from deployments. governor martinez vetoed that bill. and then immediately signed a bill that was identical except it singled out only strai