thing progress asked johnson about his position on the employment nondiscrimination act which would prevent employers from firing someone just because they re gay. employment nondiscrimination act which makes it illegal to fire someone for being gay. do you know if you ll be supporting that. all all i can tell you is in my own business i had a policy of total nondiscrimination. we had gay and lesbian individuals working for us. due think it should be a law though? i don t particularly like the federal government telling anybody to do anything. what about for women? we ve got to go. with that logic of his, wouldn t senator johnson be against the civil rights act? and my next the super bowl focus tiff between the united states and russia comes full circle. i heard this story from robert kraft. he talked about the time he let russian president vladimir putin
hold his feet to the fire. it s not just women. he said he was in solidarity with her. if you are in a country where people who suffer who are not like you, you must identify with them. i think all men need to pitch in to this and say we are tired and we are ashamed that a man like rush limbaugh has done this. we must step up to the plate. i think he will lose tremendously. that s right. it s not a men/women thing. this is about basic decency. the people that should be most incensed about this are reasonable republicans who is going this guy is hurting our cause. this is not what we want to talk about. i think as we see this thing progress, i think we will see more voices on the right saying, that s not who we are, and we don t want to support this guy any longer. what do you think professor