Some fellas in the Maine legislature think it would be nice if health insurance covered infertility treatment for ladies what want to have babies but cannot. So the state's Republican Senate Majority Leader Garrett Mason has introduced S.P. 334, An Act To Provide Access to Infertility Treatment so infertility treatment will be more affordable. That's sweet of him! Testifying before the Committee on Insurance and Financial Services earlier this month, Sen. Mason
We go one better out here in Californy. We have something called the initiative process where the wingnuts can skip the legislature and take their cray-cray idea directly to the voters. Prop 8 is a prime example.
Of course if we taught the raging hormone monsters, aka "teens", about shit like safe sex, chlamydia and GC rates would drop; which would, in turn, reduce (almost entirely) the occurrence of PID - one of the leading causes of infertility in women. But that's just a crazy idea I had when tripping on peyote.
We go one better out here in Californy. We have something called the initiative process where the wingnuts can skip the legislature and take their cray-cray idea directly to the voters. Prop 8 is a prime example.
Navy Corpsman response to that comment "You were fuckin on a toilet seat?"
Rowan Atkinson libel!
What about my Pickle?!
Look at me, I can fake being human good now!
"Yer thinkin'. Cut it out or you'll never be Ted Cruz's running mate."
Or John McCain's
Only what has been mansplained to her
Next they will qualify eligibility for Preparation H.
Or befriend Justin Harris. Odds are he'll just 'rehome' you a kid eventually.
Now, now, you be nice to Texass. It's not as if they've cornered the market on assholes or assholery. They're just the leaders at it.
Along with parts of Maine, 'Bama, Piyush-iana, Voldemort-ida, and a bunch more.
You're making a possibly-unwarranted assumption, you know.
Oh, wait - did you mean REAL nuns? Not girls dressed up as nuns?
Never mind.
In Vitter's case it's 'have the sluts punish me! Have the sluts punish me!'.
Not that there's anything wrong with that...
We should NEVER forget Kansass, either, and be thankful that we and Toto too are not there.
Utter nunsense!
OK, I can buy the first two denials, but the third one is utter fantasy when you're talking about Rethuglicans.
Of course if we taught the raging hormone monsters, aka "teens", about shit like safe sex, chlamydia and GC rates would drop; which would, in turn, reduce (almost entirely) the occurrence of PID - one of the leading causes of infertility in women. But that's just a crazy idea I had when tripping on peyote.