bob mcdonnell opposed admission fee to be able to access your rights. he passed the ultrasound bill he long championed. now, with a republican legislature to pass it, virginia ans started to realize this thing that these guys had wanted for so long, might actually become law. and in response to the statewide freak out that that engendered the governor tried to distance himself from the whole idea as if he had nothing to do with the whole ultrasound thing in the
bunch of liars who hate women. everyone on the internet can see that and here as well. governor rick perry has vowed to sign this law and could take effect in a matter of weeks. explain to all of us what is next for someone like you who has taken up this fight and also has provided a platform for yourself now because of your passion behind it? hi, thomas. thanks so much for having me on. what is next for texas is that since the legislative branch has failed us so michellely we are relying on a shaky judicial branch and have to look toward injunctions filed that will ultimately head to the fifth circuit court of appeals. the ninth circuit court of appeals made rulings and stopped the laws passed in idaho and arizona the 20-week abortion laws. fortunately texas has to rely on the fifth court of appeals. they upheld the 2011 ultrasound bill that is overturned in other states so we have to keep up momentum and political pressure and we have to keep up the solidarity between the women i
done an adult masters degree at the pat robertson televangelist college, how public policy should be used to punish homosexuals, fornicators and adulterers. it was a real statement for the state to put this guy up for governor after the state voted for barack obama for president. the ideological saving grace for bob mcdonnell has turned out to be a man who he ran with that year when he first got elected. bob mcdonnell does not want to be seen as the new jesse helms, the new rick santorum, the new alma matter, pat robertson. i mean, he wanted to govern in that vain, the forced ultrasound bill and the bill that would close the state s abortion clinics. he wanted to honor the brave confederate fighters in virginia. he wanted to govern that way, but he s not wanted to be seen
i mean, he wanted to govern in that vain, the forced ultrasound bill and the bill that would close the state s abortion clinics. he wanted to honor the brave confederate fighters in virginia. he wanted to govern that way, but he s not wanted to be seen that way. and the bright shiny distraction that s made bob mcdonnell not seem that way, not seem as out there as he is and always has been, is the states attorney general who got elected alongside bob mcdonnell. ken kuchenelli, known as the kuch. dogged the attorney general at his public appearances to try to draw attention to whatever new radical thing the cooch is doing now. he wrote to state universities as soon as he and bob mcdonnell took office to tell state schools that they had to resinned their nondiscrimination
bob mcdonnell does not want to be seen as the new jesse helms, the new rick santorum, the new alma matter, pat robertson. i mean, he wanted to govern in that vain, the forced ultrasound bill and the bill that would close the state s abortion clinics. he wanted to honor the brave confederate fighters in virginia. he wanted to govern that way, but he s not wanted to be seen that way. and the bright shiny distraction that s made bob mcdonnell not seem that way, not seem as out there as he is and always has been, is the states attorney general who got elected alongside bob mcdonnell. ken kuchenelli, known as the kuch. dogged the attorney general at his public appearances to try to draw attention to whatever new