Nur wenige Stunden nachdem der Gouverneur von Kansas den Schutz des Schwangerschaftszentrums abgelehnt hat, setzt der Gesetzgeber ihr Veto außer Kraft
https://kansasreflector.com/briefs/hours-after-kansas-governor-rejects-pregnancy-center-protections-legislature-overrides-her-veto/
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Kansas politics really be like veto speedrun followed by an instant UNO reverse car from the Legislature.
I always remind anyone I know that until 1974, it legal for a bank to turn down a woman’s application for a credit card simply because she was a woman, and thus, most women that had credit cards (or bank accounts) had to get it in their husband’s or father’s name until 1974.
1974 wasn’t that long ago. And if you’re a woman and you want republicans in charge, we will rollback to 1974. Then 1874. And then 1774.
The title of this post is misleading.
>Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly vetoed a partisan, anti-abortion bill that offered protections to crisis pregnancy centers, which can function as alternatives to health clinics with abortion services.
>Within hours, the House and Senate voted to overturn her decision.
>Kelly said Kansans have been clear. They don’t want the government involved in private medical decisions, she said in a Friday announcement.
>“That means we shouldn’t be spending tax dollars trying to interfere with that very personal, very private, medical decision,” she said. “That’s why I’m vetoing this bill.”
>The House voted 87-35 and the Senate voted 30-9 to override the veto.
>House Bill 2635 exempted centers from regulations that dictate what information, services and resources centers can provide on pregnancy, childbirth and parenting. Centers, sometimes called pregnancy resource centers, typically don’t provide abortions and, instead, dispense inaccurate information about abortion pill reversal treatment, undercut regulatory oversight and target low-income populations, according to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
Kansas just pulled a political speedrun. The Governor vetoes a bill to protect crisis centers, and the supermajority overrides it before the ink is even dry. When one side has a veto-proof grip on the statehouse, the Governor’s pen is basically just for show.
I feel like I’ve gone cross-eyed reading that headline. I assume this is referring to those fake crisis pregnancy centers that just try to delay abortions long enough to be illegal? So the legislature overrode her rejection of protection for preventing abortions?
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Republicans heed the warnings: you can’t override the will of the people once they get their hackles up. . . .
Kansas is a joke