This is no longer a republican issue, and I'm almost surprised in many ways that republicans pitch permitting reform, as it should be coming from the other side.
Ron Johnson: “This is no longer a republican issue, and I'm almost surprised in many ways that republicans pitch permitting reform, as…”
Editor's note · Context
Ron Johnson suggests that permitting reform should be a bipartisan initiative, not just a Republican one.
Share
More from Ron Johnson
I personally am glad, I don’t care who the president is or what party, I will generally support that president reducing spending. And I’d applaud it.
So the proper percentage is 104 divided by 127, an 82% miscarriage rate with women who got the injection in the first second trimester.
That’s a 200,000-vote differential. That’s what ought to concern Tom Tiffany, and of course he’s not gonna run against Francesca Hong; he’s probably going to have a more formidable opponent.
We tell pregnant women don't even have a glass of wine and yet we coerce them, convince them, sometimes mandated them, to get an experimental gene therapy as early as the first trimester.





