The party of States' Rights™ going outside of their states' jurisdiction to enforce state-level laws. All this work, and for what? To make a handful of people miserable, who found help at this particular hospital? For the legal precedent to make more people miserable?
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All this work, and for what? To make a handful of people miserable, who found help at this particular hospital?
To please the religious. For them they are doing lord's work.
For the legal precedent to make more people miserable?
Shopping for a case that the SCOTUS might hear.
Might be time to start paper-charting for politically sensitive operations. Billing and everything. Get the process done, give a copy to the patient to do with what they will, and shred everything hospital side.
Protecting patient's from neonazis is becoming a routine part of healthcare.
I dunno where Republicans got this idea that they can control the behavior of their citizens in other States but it's unbelievably fucking stupid and enraging. No one is "owned" by a State simply because they are a resident of it. That's some straight up Lord / Serf kind of thinking.
They got it from China probably.
Your mistake is in thinking that it's just Republicans that think you're a peasant.
Some oligarchs might just believe, at least a little, in noblesse oblige, but the thing about noblesse oblige is it's still a declaration of innate superiority.
Paxton, a ~~staunch conservative who has helped drive GOP efforts that target the rights of trans people~~ fascist and a bigot
There, fixed it for them.
He's also a felon, so there's that...
Rich old white dude: is disgrace; lives in Texas
That's a terrible haiku.
This shitstain tried really hard to make a loss sound like a win. He failed miserably.
“When we merely began asking questions, [someone needs to tell him that ‘only asking questions’ has become a joke about sealioning] they decided to leave the State of Texas [I don’t understand how they could ‘leave’ when they never advertised or did business there in the first place] and forfeit the opportunity to do business here,[which was probably a very easy choice for a business based in Seattle]” Paxton said in a news release Monday.
Stupid fucks lmao
Good!
Remember just a few years ago when the Republicans were crying about their vaccine status being a health issue and not wanting anyone to ask about it.
I think it's hilarious that the Texas officials are trying to spin this as "We drove those evil child mutilators out of our state!" while SCH is just like "We never actually did any business in Texas. This doesn't impact us."
Would be great if there was a precedent set that this type of lawsuit wasn't allowed, but I'm glad we're not gambling those kid's safety on a Texas court, even if it was in Austin.