[ClarenceThomasfan]

Good for him. Rick Perry for President in 2008!

[ddantas]

I applied the pluralism test--would I feel uncomfortable if the bill was signed in a mosque, temple, synagogue, etc. as a calculated political move, and the answer was yes.
Rejoice over the bill, but the Christian school was a foolish mistake.

[deport]

Texas info

[Brad’s Gramma]

"For too long, a blind eye has been turned to the rights of our most vulnerable human beings — that's the unborn in our society," Perry told a crowd of about 1,000 people gathered at the Calvary Christian Academy.

YES!!!!!

[mathluv]

John Gibson had Rick on today. I did not realize that John lives in Texas - comes here for weekends, and is a registered TX voter!

[Saundra Duffy]

Some sick judge will just overturn it. Happens every time.

[deadhead]

Bump

[AzaleaCity5691]

I see Rick is already gearing up for next years gubernatorial race

The ironic thing about all of it is, constitutionally, the Governorship of Texas is a weak office, a very weak office, but it's not term limited.

In order for a Texas governor to be able to do anything, he has to be able to work well with the legislature.

[MaxMax]

Perry signed a bill Sunday requiring girls under the age
of 18 to get their parents' consent before having an
abortion and also imposes more limits on late-term abortions.

And about that silly requirement too notify authorities about child rape?
We can start with Planned Parenthood for obstructing justice.

[johnmecainrino]

Supreme Court will be ruling in the fall on parental notification.

We need a constitutional amendment that the Supreme Court can't throw out laws made by legislatures or else the voice of the people is very harmed by judges that have to answer to no one and were elected by no one.

[kittymyrib]

Kay Bailey Hutchison wouldn't have signed it. She's pro-abortion even though she adopted her only child. I've never been able to figure that out.

[Wolfie]

Counting down to the Supremes overturning it.