approval numbers, they go hand in hand with the timeline of these more socially conservative bills that have passed about gay adoption, one gun a month and the ultrasound bill. mark segraves, reporting for wtae radio, who does a great interview from what i have seen of your show, it has been really helpful to talk to you about this. thank you. tonight, does the head of the newly-appointed bank sometimes dress up as a robot and dance around? the answer is obvious but the pictures are amazing. that s coming up. not that we d ever brag about it. turn right. come on, nine. turn left. hit the brakes. huh? how d that get there? [ male announcer ] we can t hide how proud we are to have nine 2012 iihs top safety picks. so we re celebrating with our safety in numbers event. that s the power of german engineering.
a one-point bump. he loses by seven points. even bob mcdonald is down. his approval rating has dropped. the pollsters looking for an explaination for governor mcdonnell s approval rating drop turns to two bills. the forced ultrasound bill and the bill repealing the one handgun a month aents gun running law. virginia voters preferred the old gun law. the one a month limit on handguns over the repeal signed. they also found that the state is not happy with the law that gave bob mcdonnell the nickname governor ultrasound. for his part, bob mcdonnell is
debate on a forced ultrasound bill for pennsylvanians, a bill that would require vaginal ultra sound and placed in the woman s sightline. that bill is on hold in the house after the state medical society that doesn t take a position on abortion raised objections to the bill. that has not stopped republican governor tom corbett from defending it on tape. i wouldn t change it as long as it s not obtrusive. we re still waiting to see. making them watch, does that go too far in your mind? make anybody watch, okay, because you just have to close your eyes. as long as it s on exterior, not interior, okay? it s a position i took a while ago.
debate on a forced ultrasound bill for pennsylvanians, a bill that would require vaginal ultra sound and placed in the woman s sightline. that bill is on hold in the house after the state medical society that doesn t take a position on abortion raised objections to the bill. that has not stopped republican governor tom corbett from defending it on tape. i wouldn t change it as long as it s not obtrusive. we re still waiting to see. making them watch, does that go too far in your mind? make anybody watch, okay, because you just have to close your eyes. as long as it s on exterior, not interior, okay? it s a position i took a while
ago. it s just on the outside. it s not invasive. he keeps talking about this. he is both very visibly super awkward about it but also totally wrong about it every time. not only does he think it s cool to force women to undergo a medical procedure and have a screen showing the procedure forced in front of their face because after all, they can close their eyes but he also doesn t understand the bill, doesn t understand the ultrasound requirement at the heart of the bill he says he supports. the pennsylvania ultrasound bill is not on just the outside thing, governor corbett, it is very much on the inside. everyday at our news meeting there are ten different stories from ten different states where republicans are pushing ten different pieces of anti-abortion legislation more radical than anything we have seen in a year on this. a good number of these things are moving and getting passed and signed. there is a fascinating dynamic at work in the republican party. at the federal level am