it opened over backward to excuse whiteness of any responsibility or accountabilit accountability. nick himself was the victim of a social media mob. he s been convicted of the court of public opinion and a lot of people who rush to condemn him or not even walking it back. even some of the administrators and his old school, they are not as fast to reverse their statement as they were to issue them. that is why i jumped out there. these are my students, these are people that i represent. they ve been coming to d.c. for 30 years for the march for life. i am worried about the chilling effect of this will have. his mom talked about her concerns when she signed that waiver form for them to come to d.c. now every parent will add this to their list of concern. i hope this has a good ending. the students were victims and i called nick and i told him i am proud of him and i will not
it will bend over backwards to exclude whiteness of any responsible your accountability. your response. nick with the victim of a social media mob and he has been convicted in the court of public opinion and a lot of people who rush to condemn him are not even walking it back, administrators and his own schools, they are not as fast to reverse their statements as they were to issue them. that is why i jumped out there. these are my students, people that i represent. they could come to dc for 30 years, the march for life, i am worried about the chilling effect this will have. nick s mom talked about her concerns when she signed the waiver form to come to dc, every parent led us to their list of concerns. i hope this has a good ending but these students were victims
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brianna, a sign that the fight over this employer mandate is far from over on this politically charged issue. there are certain companies and if they want to not provide access to this contraception, they have to provide a waiver. in fact, there s about 100 lawsuits in the pipeline right now contesting the contraception mandate, and that s a key point, in a lot of these lawsuits, these companies don t even want to sign the waiver form, they want their hands off of it. it s really interesting, when you look at the sharply worded dissents from ginsburg earlier in the week, sotomayor on this. 18 pages, right? it s real unusual, to put this in perspective, it s unusual for a justice to write a sharply worded dissent like this in an injunction, a temporary, you know, it s a one-page injunction given the college the ability to not have to do anything while their lawsuit is
bp for compensation in the future. that waiver was written in very complex legal ease, given to men, many of whom cannot read. in fact one of the fishermen, asked me to help him read that form because he simply did not know what he was signing. we then brought it to the attention of a bp spokesperson saying how can you ask these men or tell them the only way to work for you is to sign away all future legal rights? this was her reaction. we heard the concerns today around the waiver form and it s a very basic waiver format. we have listened to the community and taken that waiver form and we ll have a chat but in the meantime, don t worry about t it doesn t mean because you don t sign it that you re not eligible to be hired. we said we hear your concerns. it s gone. reporter: since we brought