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In reply to the discussion: Virginia Governor Backs off Ultrasound Bill [View all]rocktivity
(44,572 posts)29. ...(D)elegates and governor’s staff were scheduled...to strike a compromise
after learning that some ultrasounds could be more invasive than first thought, according to two officials who were aware of the meeting but not authorized to speak about it publicly. Many of the bills supporters were apparently unaware of how invasive the procedure could be...
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It's so invasive, in fact, that the law may violate the new federal guidelines for defining rape!
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Is the trend in our country towards liberal solutions so frightening to them
ChairmanAgnostic
Feb 2012
#42
I've been invoking Lysistrata for years now. We DO have the power and rethug males are
ladywnch
Feb 2012
#18
The insertion of a sonogram "wand" into unwilling woman, fits legal criterion of RAPE
Brettongarcia
Feb 2012
#5
Yep but now all he has done is piss off both sides. And he likely will sign an amended bill
yellowcanine
Feb 2012
#20
One state rep. introduced an amendment that required digital prostate exams for men
csziggy
Feb 2012
#23
she doesn't care. She thinks it is effective in scaring off the last few abortions
ChairmanAgnostic
Feb 2012
#43
The Va House (General Assembly) scrapped the invasive requirement at the last minute
underpants
Feb 2012
#49