Blaise Ganey

But this election cycle, he was successful in getting several of the rural Republicans that voted against it out of office. We'll have to wait and see. But at the time, it does look like he has the votes. Okay, well, what else are you hearing might be a priority? Yeah, so making a return from 2017 session is the bathroom bill.

It restricts the use of public restrooms and locker rooms to be used only by a person whose sex on their birth certificate matches what's on the sign. And this would only apply to government-owned buildings. And another bill that's been filed focuses on stopping people from getting medications associated with abortions. The goal is to prevent people from ordering these pills online.

It restricts the use of public restrooms and locker rooms to be used only by a person whose sex on their birth certificate matches what's on the sign. And this would only apply to government-owned buildings. And another bill that's been filed focuses on stopping people from getting medications associated with abortions. The goal is to prevent people from ordering these pills online.

It restricts the use of public restrooms and locker rooms to be used only by a person whose sex on their birth certificate matches what's on the sign. And this would only apply to government-owned buildings. And another bill that's been filed focuses on stopping people from getting medications associated with abortions. The goal is to prevent people from ordering these pills online.

Yeah, I mean, they filed nearly 2,000 bills so far, but it should be noted that not a lot of bills actually passed. Last session, 8,000 bills were filed, and less than 1,300 of those were passed and signed by the governor. So the lawmakers can brag about introducing legislation or this or that, but But those bills probably don't stand a chance. And, you know, the saying better late than never.

Yeah, I mean, they filed nearly 2,000 bills so far, but it should be noted that not a lot of bills actually passed. Last session, 8,000 bills were filed, and less than 1,300 of those were passed and signed by the governor. So the lawmakers can brag about introducing legislation or this or that, but But those bills probably don't stand a chance. And, you know, the saying better late than never.

Yeah, I mean, they filed nearly 2,000 bills so far, but it should be noted that not a lot of bills actually passed. Last session, 8,000 bills were filed, and less than 1,300 of those were passed and signed by the governor. So the lawmakers can brag about introducing legislation or this or that, but But those bills probably don't stand a chance. And, you know, the saying better late than never.

Well, with bills, it's better early than late because the earlier the bills get filed, the more time you have to bring all sides to the table to discuss any issues the bill might have. And then you can get amendments tackled on to fix them.

Well, with bills, it's better early than late because the earlier the bills get filed, the more time you have to bring all sides to the table to discuss any issues the bill might have. And then you can get amendments tackled on to fix them.

Well, with bills, it's better early than late because the earlier the bills get filed, the more time you have to bring all sides to the table to discuss any issues the bill might have. And then you can get amendments tackled on to fix them.

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