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Grapevine: Free ski passes for NH legislature?
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Debate over upcoming vote
- Duration 1:58
- Date Feb 19, 2013
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And now some fresh pickings from the political grapevine Colorado democratic state representative Joseph Salazar is taking heat for telling women.
They do not need to pack it.
When we have -- call boxes.
Why we have safe zones.
That's why we have the whistles.
Because you just don't know -- you're gonna be shooting that.
And you don't know all -- You feel like you're gonna be raped or do you feel like someone's been following you around or if you feel like you're in trouble and when you may actually not be.
But you talk about that got -- pop.
-- if somebody.
On blogger said this is the real war on women quote I've talked about the progressive insistence that women disarm women according to representative Salazar.
Are hysterical things which -- Indiscriminately.
At any and every thing Salazar issued a statement today saying he was sorry if he offended anyone.
The Colorado house GOP is still not satisfied.
With that apology.
Two businesses President Obama visited.
Have closed in recent case he went to raise hell burger outside DC three years ago with Russian president Medvedev.
It has since closed due to a landlord tenant dispute in the weekly standard reports Dubuque Iowa star brewery.
Which the president patronize in August.
Now has a sign on the store reading permanently closed.
Finally New Hampshire's house is voting this week whether lawmakers should get free ski passes for cannon mountain.
A local TV station reports opponents say using the perk a half dozen times we'll be worth -- four times the lawmakers' salaries.
Supporters argue lawmakers should have open access to state parks which promotes awareness of the locations.
The majority of the legislative action committee has recommended killing the bill.
