In the immediate aftermath of Motion 312’s defeat, the most scrutinized vote seems to belong to Rona Ambrose, the minister responsible for the status of women.
Truly disturbing.PM promises not to reopen abortion debate&then allows his Min Status of Women votes in favour of motion #cdnpoli #choice
In the immediate aftermath of Motion 312’s defeat, the most scrutinized vote seems to belong to Rona Ambrose, the minister responsible for the status of women.
Truly disturbing.PM promises not to reopen abortion debate&then allows his Min Status of Women votes in favour of motion #cdnpoli #choice
— Carolyn Bennett(@Carolyn_Bennett) September 26, 2012
Can not believe that the minister for Status of Women voted against a woman’s right to choose #M312 #cdnpoIi
— Rathika Sitsabaiesan (@RathikaS) September 26, 2012
#M312 defeated 203 to 91. A 2 to 1 vote…resounding victory 4 women. Did the Status of Women’s Minister vote for the motion?
— Dr. Hedy Fry (@HedyFry) September 26, 2012
Surprised the Conservative minister for Status of Women voted against a woman’s right to choose
— Scott Brison (@scottbrison) September 26, 2012
Shocked that Min of Status of Women supported clawing back women’s rights. Time for a new Minister. Time for an NDP Government #M312 #ndp
— nikiashton (@nikiashton) September 26, 2012
Kudos to @minronaambrose for voting on behalf of her constits on motion 312.That is her job as a MP, and she is great at it! #cdnpoli
— Blaine Calkins, MP (@blainecalkinsmp) September 27, 2012