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Forcing it over the last three years. i believe and we were both prosecutors. i went to a lot of domestic violence scenes, crime scenes as a young prosecutor. i believe that all victims of domestic and sexual violence deserve protection. why did you vote against expanding protections for lgbt victims, students, immigrants and tribal victims of domestic violen violence, why did you vote no? mr. chairman, i did inseed support the bill in 2000. i m talking about the bill that is the law today. i understand the law was passed in 2013 by an overwhelming margin in the senate and by an overwhelming margin in the republican-controlled house, signed into law by president obama. i m asking about that. ....
Enforcing it over the last three years. i believe, and we were both prosecutors. i went to a lot of the domestic violence scenes, crime scenes, as a young prosecutor. i believe that all victims of domestic and sexual violence deserve protection. why did you vote against expanding protections for lgbt victims, students, immigrants, and tribal victims of domestic violence of sexual assault? why did you vote no? mr. chairman, i did indeed support the bill in 2000 i m talking about the bill that is the law today. the lot today passed in 2013 by and overwhelming margin in the senate and by an overwhelming margin in the republican-controlled house, signed into law by president obama, am asking about that. why did you oppose it? mr. chairman, a number of ....
Victim. what we re saying is this bill has always been an all inclusive if you re a victim, you re a victim. i keep saying that. it s a victim centerpiece of legislation because all victims are included. congresswoman, i was asking congresswoman adams about the fact that there are certain revisions that were made in the bill itself that were to exclude lgbt victims. to exclude victims, exclude native americans who suffer violence. and specifically about the lgbt portion that was left out of this. but she was saying that that really didn t matter, that a victim is a victim, that this is a victim center-based bill. how do you respond those assertion and those points that it wasn t necessary to put in there the protections for specific types of people? well, come on, thomas, what are we pre tending not to know? first of all, the ....
Enforcing it over the last three years. i believe we were both prosecutors. i went to a lot of domestic violence scenes, crime scenes as a young prosecutor. i believe that all victims of domestic and sexual violence deserve protection. why did you vote against expanding protections for lgbt victims, students, immigrants and tribal victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. why did you vote no? mr. chairman, i did indeed support the bill in 2000 and in i m talking about the bill that is the law today. i understand. the law passed in 2013 by an overwhelming margin in the senate and by an overwhelming margin in the republican-controlled house, signed into law by president obama. i m asking about that. why did you oppose it? ....