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Speaker 1: My friends, A couple of house democrats are having a
Speaker 1: hissy fit over who's going to pay for feminine hygiene products.
Speaker 1: New York Representative Grace Meng and Sean Patrick Maloney are
Speaker 1: demanding the federal government pay for everything here. They want
Speaker 1: feminine products to be distributed free in all congressional bathrooms,
Speaker 1: and they want to reimbursement check for any Congressman or
Speaker 1: woman who buys the products elsewhere. Now. This demand was
Speaker 1: sent to the Speaker of the House last week. These
Speaker 1: New York Democrats say that all women are entitled to
Speaker 1: feminine hygiene products. Women deserve them, and its high time
Speaker 1: government makes them available the same way paper towels and
Speaker 1: toilet paper are provided in bathrooms. Congressman Maloney already buys
Speaker 1: the products using his office budget, and he distributes them
Speaker 1: to his female staff and visitors, and now he wants
Speaker 1: pay back from the government. So okay, free feminine hygiene
Speaker 1: products because people are entitled and deserving. Why not free
Speaker 1: congressional condoms? About free shaving cream and razors? How about
Speaker 1: free jockstraps? How about free condoms? Oh? I said that,
Speaker 1: But there's still a lot of other free things they
Speaker 1: could choose. Where does this list of entitlement stop. Surely
Speaker 1: not with tampons. Has anybody called Sandra Fluck about this