A small piece of my testimony during yesterday's hearing on SB 152, which would bar public agencies from instituting domestic partner benefits programs, was quoted in Deborah Yetter's Louisville Courier-Journal story yesterday.
It is also interesting to note that the Legislative Research Commission has yet to post a streaming video of House Health and Welfare Committee Chairman Tom Burch's attempt to ambush supporters of SB 152. There is no online video available for the surprise nighttime meeting of his committee, while other meetings are posted.
Hmmm.
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