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MrBig

(640 posts)

14. Not at all

Reply to CK_John (Original post)

Wed Jun 26, 2013, 10:29 PM

Jun 2013

What it means is that her actions and the actions of her Democratic colleagues are that much more admirable and remarkable. The actions of last night and this morning will be remembered.

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By calling a special session for July 1, does this mean Wendy Davis was a waste of time? [View all] CK_John Jun 2013 OP

No thelordofhell Jun 2013 #1

Nope, it makes Perry and the other shitbirds look like the asses they are Link Speed Jun 2013 #2

No. There is more support now Ilsa Jun 2013 #3

I'm not going to hold by breath. CK_John Jun 2013 #5

It depends how much importance you attribute to symbolism. Rod Walker Jun 2013 #4

no jbond56 Jun 2013 #6

like i said last night. rdking647 Jun 2013 #7

no Firebrand Gary Jun 2013 #8

Nope. She put their misogynistic trickery on display for the world to see. nt pnwmom Jun 2013 #9

How much money will this special session cost Texas? IggleDoer Jun 2013 #10

unfortunately, while she was standing up for women, scotus was making sure ellenfl Jun 2013 #11

Wendy DAVIS was NOT a waste of time, the battle is FOREVER. n/t UTUSN Jun 2013 #12

REALLY stupid question Le Taz Hot Jun 2013 #13

Not at all MrBig Jun 2013 #14

Wendy Davis is a hero now. Not a waste of time. Motown_Johnny Jun 2013 #15

It shows people the repubs give not one shit about the will of the people, that they will lie, Fire Walk With Me Jun 2013 #16

Depends on how important you think symbolic victories are Recursion Jun 2013 #17