women are protected and i thought it only fair that we protect the greatest gender, men, in this country. last nate on this show, ohio state senator nina turner discussed a bill she introduced requiring men to get psychological testing before receiving erectile dysfunction drugs. the purpose of the was to point out the inequality and sexism of 1100 laws attacking women s health and reproductive rights. senator turner is not the only state using this strategy. similar bills have been introduced in at least eight other states. in virginia, state senator janet howell introduced an amendment to the controversial ultrasound bill requiring men to undergo a rectal exam and cardiac stress test before getting erectile dysfunction drugs. in illinois, state representative kelly cassidy suggested men should have to watch a video showing the treatment for persistent erections before being allowed to pop a viagra pill.
state senator nina turner discussed a bill she introduced requiring men to get psychological testing before receiving erectile dysfunction drugs. the purpose of the was to point out the inequality and sexism of 1100 laws attacking women s health and reproductive rights. senator turner is not the only state using this strategy. similar bills have been introduced in at least eight other states. in virginia, state senator janet howell introduced an amendment to the controversial ultrasound bill requiring men to undergo a rectal exam and cardiac stress test before getting erectile dysfunction drugs. in illinois, state representative kelly cassidy suggested men should have to watch a video showing the treatment for persistent erections before being allowed to pop a viagra pill. in georgia, a bill was introduced outlawing most vasectomies, saying thousands of
how do you think this is going to be received? actually, it s had a great reception. it has gone viral. it led to all sorts of jokes about virginia and what the republicans were trying to do to women. so, the bill, even though we didn t have the votes to defeat the bill in the first place you can place, the governor was forced to modify the bill, it has passed but no longer requires transvaginal probes. it s still a terrible bill, but it s not as bad as it would have been. representative cassidy, what reaction have you gotten from your bill in illinois, video of persistent erection treatment. i understand it shows exactly what men are going to go through if they have an erection more than four hours.
how do you think this is going to be received? actually, it s had a great reception. it has gone viral. it led to all sorts of jokes about virginia and what the republicans were trying to do to women. so, the bill, even though we didn t have the votes to defeat the bill in the first place you can place, the governor was forced to modify the bill, it has passed but no longer requires transvaginal probes. it s still a terrible bill, but it s not as bad as it would have been. representative cassidy, what reaction have you gotten from your bill in illinois, video of persistent erection treatment. i understand it shows exactly what men are going to go through if they have an erection more than four hours. what s the purpose here?
requiring men to get psychological testing before receiving erectile dysfunction drugs. the purpose of the was to point out the inequality and sexism of 1100 laws attacking women s health and reproductive rights. senator turner is not the only state using this strategy. similar bills have been introduced in at least eight other states. in virginia, state senator janet howell introduced an amendment to the controversial ultrasound bill requiring men to undergo a rectal exam and cardiac stress test before getting erectile dysfunction drugs. in illinois, state representative kelly cassidy suggested men should have to watch a video showing the treatment for persistent erections before being allowed to pop a viagra pill. in georgia, a bill was introduced outlawing most vasectomies, saying thousands of children are being deprived of birth because of them. i have to tell you tonight, 30 years in the business, i didn t