Meanwhile, in Florida
http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politi...z&ocid=UE01DHP
Meanwhile, in Florida
http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politi...z&ocid=UE01DHP
What exactly does declaring it a health risk even do? Sounds like a bunch of hot air
Well there is some evidence but it's kind of mixed that said my question was less about the debate and the sides and more does it actually do anything or is it just a bunch of a politicians spending way too much time and effort to officially say they think it's bad
Here's a fun story about the politicians in Tallahassee. Strip clubs are banned here, supposedly to prevent politicians from philandering when they are supposed to be doing work during the legislative session. To get around this, there is a private stripper company that sends "strippers" (plus bouncer) to your private party for "entertainment". The woman who owns the company is one of our clients, buying advertising from us. A few weeks after the session began, she came in frantic, having to cut some recruitment commercials to find more girls because she couldn't keep up with demand. She told us that routinely she will get a phone call at 9:30am from a senator or representative's office and ask to have a stripper by noon for lunch.
But yeah these are the same people saying porn is a public health risk.
Marco Rubio is getting his ass torn during this gun debate, esp when he threw out the: can't ban all guns, so don't ban any.
I dread summer vacation will kill any momentum of this movement, similar to how winter fucked OWS.
An ar-15 ban would be legit honestly.
No it wouldn't, they'd modify one piece, change the name, and the exact same weapon is now legal.
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The 1994 "assault weapons ban" caused exactly those things to happen.
The NRA was able to influence it by letting some weapons be exempt, etc.
And therein lies the problem.
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Even the illegal guns were legal if you already owned them or could buy them piecemeal and assemble them yourself.
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I wasn't justifying it's passing, just stating 1 of it's outcomes.
http://www.miamiherald.com/news/stat...203781769.html
FL Senate approves a bill to make daylight savings time a year round thing. It will go to Governor Rick Scott for approval, and if he signs, it will go before Congress to see if they allow FL to join Arizona and Hawaii as states that don't have to do the spring forward/fall back fuckery.
Might be the best thing he has ever done.
I am imagining campaign ads of him starting to change the clocks and then throwing them on the ground.