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Arkansas edges closer to introducing bill restricting drag shows
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Legislation that would see drag shows classified as “adult-oriented” in the same way as strip clubs and adult theatres has been approved by the Arkansas Senate.
Drag performances would also be prohibited from taking place on public property and would not be able to happen within 1,000 feet of churches, schools, parks and libraries.
Senate Bill 43 (SB43) was passed on 24 January in a 29-6 party line vote which saw all six of the chamber’s Democrats opposing.
It will now head to the majority-Republican House where, if passed, will make Arkansas the first state to place these kinds of restrictions on drag shows.
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24.02 / 19:05
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Pete Buttigieg calls out Donald Trump on his bullsh*t over rail safety
pic.twitter.com/GclGYPOm3l— Acyn (@Acyn) February 23, 2023Related: Marco Rubio just learned the hard way why you should never start a Twitter spat with Pete ButtigiegThe White House has previously highlighted a letter sent by Republican Senators in 2021. It urged the Federal Railroad Administration to expand the use of automated track inspection, instead of using actual staff.Politico also says the Trump administration withdrew an Obama-era proposal to require faster brakes on trains carrying highly flammable materials and mothballed a rule requiring freight trains to have at least two crew members.Buttigieg said that if Trump really cared about rail safety, he’d voice support for the White House plans.“I’ve got to think that him indicating that this is something that everybody, no matter how much you disagree on politics and presidential campaigns, can get behind — higher fines, tougher regulations on safety, Congress untying our hands on breaking rules, all the other things that go with that — that would be a nice thing for him to do,” Buttigieg said.Buttigieg repeated the message in an interview with MSNBC.
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