Effort to do something like that. where there is a concerted effort to do is to prevent death. randi, is there any chance the maternal mortality review committee will be reinstated in idaho? well, anderson, it depends on a couple of things. representative blanksma says that she hopes to have the new procedure in place for how the department in health and welfare will gather data by january. then the legislator will monitor that. they ll look at what data they re collecting, are they tracking trends, are they making smart recommendations. if the legislature isn t satisfied, there s a chance that the mmrc could come back
What do you say to people? this doesn t seen to be a one off. what do you say to people who ask you what is going on in california? it s not a one off. this is the respect of decades and decades of democrat policy and they ve been led around by the nose by the black lives matter movement and the defund the police movement. now all of those chickens are coming home the roost. it s insulting that gavin newsome has been yelling at other states who are doing just fine about their business. there s not a single person that would look at california and say yes, i choose that crime, i choose that homelessness, i choose the debt, the $6 gas, i choose paper straws. not a single person saying that s what i want. gavin newsome is out there running every win else down instead of coming home and leading our state. not that we miss him, tammy. tammy: i was going to say, it s like the legislature isn t
Forefront of everything it does. it currently does not do that. this legislature isn t working in the best interests of the people of ohio. and we can change that. an it takes takes people running for office to say this isn t right. we can do better. you must be the only candidate for office who s already changed laws before they ever ran for office. your famous case in front of the supreme court. lgbtq issues are gaining more and more support in the country. as a result, the gop seems to have largely stopped picking on the l, g and b letters and seem to be focusing all of their attention on the letter t, transgender. they have larged a fear mongering campaign they hope will scare people into voting for them and opposing rights for trans people. what do you make of the gop s shift in tactics when it comes to lgbtq issues and how troubling do you think this is for america? i think it s very dangerous. their tactic is to go after the
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So they wouldn t be tied to the v.a. and it would also entail firing astrum p said anyone who is incompetent. i don t think you can argue that it s great we re hearing about this. the v.a. has been plagued for a long time now, so many problems. the problem is according to some, not hearing a lot of the details. listen. it won t be a simple to implement that. the choice card that the v.a. is currently working is a great example of the fact that there s more complicating underlying factors. you have to restructure vha, the health delivery system. his plan doesn t mention that. as a result, the incentives for the bureaucracy still within this will i, think not allow them the choice they have. you may want to fire people but the legislature isn t in place to allow that. the plan doesn t say anything more about that. no one knows more about this
Effect. the legislature isn t back until january to make any changes. well, the governor has already amended the marriage certificates after the june 26th hearing. the ruling by the supreme court. and the governor can do this again. we ve asked the governor to do so. but he has refused to do so. they could call a special session but that hasn t happened. there s a number of easy fixes. teen president of the senate asked the judge to delay this hearing because he says the marriage laws in kentucky are shredded and the general assembly needs to come back and reconvene. it s not just the issue of same-sex marriage but when this opinion came down it affects a lot of the kentucky marriage and domestic laws so the president of the senate issue ad brief saying don t proceed with this contempt hearing, give the general assembly time. instead of jailing kim davis who is doing her job and is someone who should have her conscience
Care for that would have been covered under this program but the expansion of medicaid would not have altered this decision. it s hard to overstate how important the hospital is to the town of bellhaven. it serves a county and a half and is the largest employer in the town. if it closes, o neal says residents would have to drive to the nearest emergency room. chris noble, methodist minister in town says he s alive today because of pungo. what happened? january 12th, sunday morning, 2:00 a.m. i had a heart attack in the parsonage down here. i coded. they air flighted me to greenfield. if it hadn t been for this emergency room, you wouldn t be interviewing me right now. right now hospital is scheduled to close july 1st. despite vidant s statements, mayor o neal blames his fellow republicans in the capitol. if the legislature isn t going to accept medicaid expansion, they need to come up with their own program to help these rural hospitals.
If it hadn t been for this emergency room, you wouldn t be interviewing me right now. right now hospital is scheduled to close july 1st. despite vidant s statements, mayor o neal blames his fellow republicans in the capitol. if the legislature isn t going to accept medicaid expansion, they need to come up with their own program to help these rural hospitals. the fact is if these hospitals close, people are going to die. the mayor has teamed up with two local naacp chapters and reverend barber to fight the closing. i ve been extremely impressed by him. we don t agree on all issues but on medicaid expansion, we do agree. look at the current politics of north carolina in one of two ways. permanent, enduring product of the unique history of the south, or you can choose to look at them the way reverend barber does and think it doesn t have to be that way. up next, melissa harris-perry who knows north carolina, lived there for years and is right now in the process of moving back into the belly of
It s hard to overstate how important the hospital is to the town of belhaven. it serves a county and a half and is the largest employer in the town. if it closes, o neal says residents would have to drive to the nearest emergency room. chris noble, methodist minister in town says he s alive today because of pungo. what happened? january 12th, sunday morning, 2:00 a.m. i had a heart attack in the parsonage down here. i coded. they air flighted me to greenfield. if it hadn t been for this emergency room, you wouldn t be interviewing me right now. right now hospital is scheduled to close july 1st. despite vidant s statements, mayor o neal blames his fellow republicans in the capitol. if the legislature isn t going to accept medicaid expansion, they need to come up with their own program to help these rural hospitals. the fact is if these hospitals close, people are going to die. the mayor has teamed up with
Believe that stand your ground should be repealed. we recognize that the legislature isn t in a position to accept that and to move forward on that. and they ve made that very clear. just as they ve made it very clear that they don t want to give judges the ability to make the decisions that are necessary. i think we are all in agreement about mandatory minimums and the evils of mandatory minimums. niaz, quickly, one of the things this highlights is the ways in which gun legislation, particularly sentences attached to gun crimes can have the perverse effect of essentially increasing the incarceration rates of young men of color. no, absolutely. you know, like all other mandatory minimums in this country, there is racial disparity to be found in the way that they are applied because they do take the discretion out of the hands of judges to look at cases and make decisions base ed on the merits of the case and put discretion in the hands of the prosecutors which we re