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saras

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2. It's easily enforceable. Observe the exam. If they don't do the exam, fire them.

Reply to LynneSin (Original post)

Wed Mar 14, 2012, 11:32 AM

Mar 2012

They want a lot smaller number of doctors anyways, it won't bother them that half or more quit or move to other states. There will, unfortunately, be enough left to do THAT job.

No, it's going to take more than relying on the doctors to fix things.

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So I guess Pennsylvania is next with the forced rape on women..... [View all] LynneSin Mar 2012 OP

I don't see how this is enforceable! CoffeeCat Mar 2012 #1

I feel your rage. CrispyQ Mar 2012 #3

It's easily enforceable. Observe the exam. If they don't do the exam, fire them. saras Mar 2012 #2

The size of a tampon applicator? ohheckyeah Mar 2012 #4

I use super plus and well they don't even come close to what is in that photo LynneSin Mar 2012 #5

truly - ohheckyeah Mar 2012 #10

That was my thought, as well. Hell Hath No Fury Mar 2012 #7

Do people realize this is already a law in Texas? Has been. Avalux Mar 2012 #6

The Article Contains A Lie zorahopkins Mar 2012 #8

I don't buy it either... cynatnite Mar 2012 #12

This is what happens when the electorate here in PA BumRushDaShow Mar 2012 #9

Chance to end it by replacing the Attorney General with a democrat LynneSin Mar 2012 #11