California Democrats block bill to make child trafficking a felony crime

Fox fails to tell readers why the Dems did not vote for nor did they report on the entire contents of the bill.

This could be because the existing law SB 14 being amended already has a section on human trafficking.

40) any violation of Section 12022.53; (41) a violation of subdivision (b) or (c) of Section 11418; (42) human trafficking
 
Fox fails to tell readers why the Dems did not vote for nor did they report on the entire contents of the bill.

This could be because the existing law SB 14 being amended already has a section on human trafficking.

40) any violation of Section 12022.53; (41) a violation of subdivision (b) or (c) of Section 11418; (42) human trafficking
Here in Florida the Prog agenda "Don't say Gay" legislation does not even say gay.
 
That your side is lying about something. They always are. I'm guessing that the Republican liars tacked that amendment on to some totally insane bill, just so they'd have an excuse to lie about Democrats.

It fools the fascist rubes, of course. I mean, look at this thread.

I already addressed that issue.
Perhaps if you'd read the thread you'd know thins.
 
Here in Florida the Prog agenda "Don't say Gay" legislation does not even say gay.
It's all the use of language to inspire the low-information voters and appeal to emotion .. just like the Inflation Reduction Act which has nothing to do with lowering inflation -- and some on this board believe it does because of its name.
 
Thats always interesting to find out.
With dems it probably means there's something in the bill that is morally acceptable and they cant have that.


It's not as if the entire state senate rejected the bill, it passed there with bipartisan support. For whatever reason it was a committee that took a shit on it. Six Democrats, two Republicans, only the Democrats voted to pass on it. It was given reconsideration, meaning it could be taken up again by the California Assembly next year, but I can find no reason given for why they rejected it this year.

I have perused to wording of the bill and saw nothing especially onerous in it, though I would suggest that we, the public, would be better served if legislators stepped away from the gobbledygook legalize and use simpler language...

Until someone on that committee publicly comments to the reasoning for the rejection, I suppose none of will know what's up.

Though I would suggest that, broadly speaking, no one rejected it because it would hinder their child trafficking side gig. To suggest it was would just be asinine.
 
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