between the husband and the wife. well, and frankly, a lot of his defenders at the time, susan, were trying to paint her as lady macbeth, that she was the driver, and you read the indictment, they were co-consprinters. yeah, i thought politico did a nice job of talking about the false narratives of bob mcdonnell. and one of the things that s ironic, he was in many ways a pretty good governor. he got the big transportation bill through. he was good with conservative republicans and exactly. he seemed, you know, he mismanaged, i think, the ultrasound thing, he let his party get out of control there, but then stopped it i mean, it is it is a classic case where the electorate was happy with how he was governing. his numbers are still pretty good, even after story after story about the most vivid kind of sort of access buying from johnny williams, and through the
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 first place, even though it was his bill. bob mcdonnell really is governor ultrasound. and despite his best efforts, the name has stuck. forced ultrasounds are not the only anti-abortion consequence of governor ultrasound s scandal laden turn as virginia governor. he and his attorney general have also overseen a change in health regulations in the state that is designed to shut down virginia clinics that provide abortions, just this week, the clinic that does more abortions than any other in the state closed its doors because of the new regulations. when governor ultrasound bob mcdonnell and ken kcuccinelle
himself from the whole idea as if he had nothing to do with the whole ultrasound thing in the first place, even though it was his bill. bob mcdonnell really is governor ultrasound. and despite his best efforts, the name has stuck. forced ultrasounds are not the only anti-abortion consequence of governor ultrasound s scandal laden turn as virginia governor. he and his attorney general have also overseen a change in health regulations in the state that is designed to shut down virginia clinics that provide abortions, just this week, the clinic that does more abortions than any other in the state closed its doors because of the new regulations. when governor ultrasound bob mcdonnell and ken cuccinelli moved to change the law in order to close down clinics. the state is free to change the law they want to. but governing clinics that already exist.
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
year and he s using this as his platform. and, you know, it s one thing to use a bully pulpit. it s another thing to be a bully. that s exactly what happened. were there protests today when there were protests today after this board of health ruling, were they reminiscent of the same kind of protests we saw after the forced ultra during the debate over the forced ultrasound thing, or are there more people being drawn into this debate now than maybe even were paying attention before? i think more people are being drawn into the debate and they are, you know, down in richmond, there was protests. and unfortunately, let me tell you, the american public needs to know, the public comment period was cut down to one hour. last time it was two hours. only a limited number of people were allowed to be in the hearing room. so they actually had to have a hearing, advocates and people who were just concerned that it may not pro-choice advocates with their concern of the overreach of gove