i read a book on american prison system, cops, racism. this
happens. theres no supports.if you have a baby, is there a law saying how many weeks you must be paid for?
1 in 4 women have abortions? Wow.
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happens. theres no supports.if you have a baby, is there a law saying how many weeks you must be paid for?
Your steadfast unwillingness to address future CYS revenue needs in the aftermath of Roe. In fact last week I had a conference with my state senator recommending that a special emergency reserve as a budget line item be added to create an emergency funds reserve to backstop any additional funding needs arising from Roe should it be needed. You on the other hand are in denial regarding the potential for that occurring.
As was mentioned last night Ohio is doing something similar to what I proposed. So what I want to know is do you support a similar action being undertaken by your state if it decides to do so and would you support a state income or sales tax increase or a local tax increase in order fund such a reserve. Money talks and BS walks and all we've got from you is the latter which is all we ever get out of you.
Remember, with Roe gone federal funding is now out of the picture. Now that abortion is a state issue fund for child and youth services is now purely a state problem .
Pay no mind to vantexan. By his own admission he hasn't paid a dime in federal taxes in years. You know what they say....Money talks and BS walks.i read a book on american prison system, cops, racism. this
if you have a baby, is there a law saying how many weeks you must be paid for?
im pretty sure trump and clinton made proposals about money for new borns. did trump follow through? unlikely
Non liberal
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It truly makes me wonder how women coped for millennia before the Democrat nanny state came along.
short life expectancies. children working.
Really? They didn't have a special fund set up by their state senator @bacha29
u were talking about life before the democratic so called nanny state.
60 hour work weeks or 80 hours.
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Women usually stayed home.
priests defended child labor
We used to have an agrarian society. And people had large families. Where do you think farmers put their kids? Out in the fields, in the barn, wherever needed. Before sunrise until sundown. Grow up.
talking about little children in industrial labor camps being exploited by sick corrupt capitalists
Child labor was outlawed. Where are you seeing it now?
im talking maybe 1900 or earlier in USA
And how is that applicable to now?
Walk you hypocrite.
And limited to 8 grades of education. And you call that societal progress? Get into the 21st century Tex. We're already almost a quarter of the way through it.
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