AP and Republicans playing politics with lady parts during the ongoing Great Recession: Missouri senators have voted to override Gov. Jay Nixon's veto of a bill expanding religious exceptions for insurance coverage of birth control.
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Hey I getting full already!
ReplyDeleteOUCH.
ReplyDeleteI want names. Any idea where we can find a roll call on this? The .gov site is woefully behind and probably will be conveniently not be updated until after the election.
ReplyDeleteVictor Callahan - closeted homosexual who does not need birth control -- voted with the Republicans to override the veto.
ReplyDeleteAn act of cowardice by a so-called man who cannot accept who he is.
The override vote does not matter because there is a federal law that requires the coverage of contraception. Federal law trumps state law on matters related to interstate commerce.
ReplyDeleteHowever, "Vicky" Callahan is living in the closet like Norman Bates.
Callahan just kissed being County Executive goodbye, because who ever runs against him merely needs to remind voters of this vote.
ReplyDelete"Victor Callahan voted to end insurance coverage for contraception so that you would have to pay to have sex without the fear of pregnancy."
That will make him about as popular as Todd Akin in KC and most of Jackson County.
Bye Bye Vic
your choice, my money
ReplyDeleteYou money goes to pay for the results of unwanted pregnancies idiot.
ReplyDeleteThere is a big payday comin someday.
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