Anti-Rape Amendment Survives. Pro-Rape Corporations and Republicans Still Unhappy and Surprised.

Dec 16, 2009 11:51

Franken's Anti-Rape Amendment Survives

An amendment that would prevent the government from working with contractors who deny victims of sexual assault the right to bring their case in court has survived attempts to dull its impact and seems poised to become law.The Senate Committee on Appropriation passed, on Tuesday, a defense appropriations bill ( Read more... )

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epicet December 16 2009, 21:52:36 UTC
All told, the legislation would affect all major and many minor contractors, forcing them to choose between allowing litigation for their employees or forfeiting the hundreds of millions in dollars that are doled out annually in contracts by the federal government.

Oh poor babies. So persecuted.

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mindrtist December 16 2009, 22:02:50 UTC
You keep going Al. Even if it means bucking your party (if you're totally in the right and they're just digging in their heels over moneyyyyyyy).

Too bad Phil Hartman isn't around anymore, he'd make an excellent politician, lol.

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ididthatonce December 17 2009, 00:04:17 UTC
You go Al Coco.

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belleweather December 17 2009, 00:44:38 UTC
He's making me less and less sad that I had to move to MN and give up Feingold as my Senator every day!

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after_the_rain December 17 2009, 03:29:37 UTC
Go Franken!

Also, I'm very glad to see an article here that adequately demonstrates how rape is politicized instead of articles that are like, "someone raped someone OMG." We got way too many of those as of late.

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