March 7th, 2013
03:01 PM ET
9 years ago
President signs Violence Against Women Act
(CNN) - Saying it was a "day of the advocates, a day of the survivors," President Obama signed an expanded Violence Against Women Act on Thursday in Washington.
"This is your victory," Obama said. "And this victory shows that when the American people make their voices heard, Washington listens."
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Listen to you libs spewing your filth. The guy did it with respect and the way is was supposed to be done (filibuster). You people are too stupid to even know the way the government works. Rand Paul has more class than you, your parents and grandparents combined. Losers.
Good for us all! Thank you Mr. President!
Sign other laws too. Good lucks.