you know, i, as a gentleman, care very deeply about women and the abuse situation that, we need to get them the relief that this bill offers. that was house majority leader and virginia gentleman eric cantor yesterday shefl russly declaring compassion for women in the abuse situation. a word to the wise, awkward proclamations of empathy don t always ring true. i love you women. in fact, while the senate voted to take out the violence against women act this week with just eight republicans against it, it remains unclear what gentleman cantor and the house republicans will do with the bill when it arrives in the lower chamber. in had 2012 the senate passed the bill, but was left to die a
of the union a good thing or in the words of one of my producers is it like ok the cover of sports illustrated? it s both an honor a gift and a curse. i still remember senator jim webb s 2006 during the bush period. he came out with a populous message that today really, you know, is one that is mainstreamed in the democratic party. it still needs that s one end of the spectrum. bobby jindahl is the second. he is doing it in english and spanish. he is talking the talk. he is at least talking the talk. with frogs. we need that t-shirt. and a wheel barrow behind him. just wondering. it s like those reverse cookies where anyway. okay. coming up, while republicans try to explain how some in the party find the violence against women act unconstitutional, majority leader eric cantor took to the house floor yesterday to show his compassion for victims of domestic abugs. we will discuss how the jamt from virginia handled the