Have homosexual sex, but if youre a homosexual not having sex he can live with you. Ill quote from the bible. Do not be deceived nor fornicators o or idol fors, nor adulters or revivallers and inherit the kingdom of god. That eliminates a lot of people. 30 to 40 of the population, gone. How about the half of congress. Yeah, right . How about the swindlers, there goes all the bankers, theyre getting fined every other day and then covetous, jayar jackson, can i get a hell ya that knocks out 90 of the men. It knocks out a lot of americans when were talking about this kind of stuff. Its hard. Whatever men take over things like this, and form it to their own doing, its been happening since the days of bible. Its been used by the powerful to keep them in power. Nothing has changed. Cenk colonel, let me ask you this, do we like this new pope . He seems to be slightly more liberal, and hes saying, gays, yeah, i can live with them. That doesnt sound so bad. Yeah, im not catholic, but im beginni
to buy insurance and that covers abortion coverage through exchanges and there are attacks on government funding of health care clinics and then there s these attacks on our ability to have comprehensive reproductive health insurance provided by our employer. it feels like this is an attack on access from many angles. we saw that later this week in the wheaton decision amy referred to which is that on monday, i suppose it was, the court said one of the reasons that the corporation doesn t have to provide health insurance coverage that covers birth control is that the government already has this alternative plan for the insurance company providing it and without involving the corporation. then later in the week, the court went ahead and said actually, we are not sure that that plan works either. that might have to be changed as well. we can see that this is going to have a long list of consequences. amy, sandra articulated a number of concerns. what other challenges as you see resulti
state senate candidate and women s health advocate sandra fluck. ladies, welcome. thank you. thank you. amy, i m going to begin with you here. the decision was initially presented as a narrow ruling because it applies strictly to closely held corporations, companies in which five or fewer people own 50% of the shares and that stands for a majority of those that are employed in this count country. this can only be used when discussions the contraception mandate. are we already seeing a broader impact? it is not really clear. as you say, the majority in the case took great pains to say that this was a very narrow decision. it that doesn t allow employees to opt out of providing blood transfusionors vaccinations. on the other hand, justice ginsburg in her dissent. you see a little bit of this on
mutilation. her pleasure is going. where are the women in hollywood rallying for they are sexual pleasure? where are the mini series? okay, so now here we are, we re calling out care, we re calling out brandeis university. we re on this side of the aisle saying this has got to stop. this is wrong. where are they? why aren t they excuse me, i stand right here with you. there s a lot of liberals who are upset about this. wait, wait. who? who? not only now. obama should have said something about this. he could have called her. president obama should have call her, not sandra fluck. he certainly should have called her. he has an opportunity, maybe he s going to do this, if i were in administration right now, i would stand up and say this because first of all they are
partnership for the reasons i stated at the outset. it does nothing to raise america s living standards, does nothing to restore the middle class and it will not create american jobs. it will lose american job. very quickly, 20 years later, nafta, success or failure? failure. to you, that s why you feel like you guys need to fight harder on tpp, correct? we are going to fight harder on tpp. you said thousands of jobs lost. it is millions of jobs lost as a result of nafta, chuck. millions of jobs lost. i know talking to folks in the industrial midwest, they feel that way and they feel that way. they feel like that s what began the the slide. disintegration of some of these manufacturing towns. right. a debate that will continue. congresswoman de laura, thank you. thank you. developing now, sandra fluck