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3rd Female Lawmaker Targets Viagra in Response to Antiabortion Laws
A third female lawmaker is hitting below the belt to show her displeasure with the record number of antiabortion measures passing across the country.
The bill introduced by Ohio state Sen. Nina Turner on March 2 targets men’s access to Viagra and other erectile dysfunction drugs known as PDE-5 inhibitors.
Her measure would require that men undergo a psychological assessment before being prescribed the medication and a cardiac stress test every 90 days while on the drug as well as the patient signing a form that he understands the side effects.
She told ABC News today that her legislation was meant to show men “that we care.”
http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/politic...gets-viagra-in-response-to-antiabortion-laws/
interesting tactic. just the other day christiefan bashed me for trying to compare the two, when i clearly was not. i wonder if she will take on these women.
imo....pretty stupid, as they are clearly not the same. however, the similarity is in terms of sexual privacy. should men get the same rights for viagra as women do for birth control?
A third female lawmaker is hitting below the belt to show her displeasure with the record number of antiabortion measures passing across the country.
The bill introduced by Ohio state Sen. Nina Turner on March 2 targets men’s access to Viagra and other erectile dysfunction drugs known as PDE-5 inhibitors.
Her measure would require that men undergo a psychological assessment before being prescribed the medication and a cardiac stress test every 90 days while on the drug as well as the patient signing a form that he understands the side effects.
She told ABC News today that her legislation was meant to show men “that we care.”
http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/politic...gets-viagra-in-response-to-antiabortion-laws/
interesting tactic. just the other day christiefan bashed me for trying to compare the two, when i clearly was not. i wonder if she will take on these women.
imo....pretty stupid, as they are clearly not the same. however, the similarity is in terms of sexual privacy. should men get the same rights for viagra as women do for birth control?