SF 2589

[Jolly]

In Minnesota....

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/03/minnesota-senate-republicans-propose-legislation-classify-trump-derangement/

[Axtremus]

Will the health insurance programs in the state then be legislatively mandated to cover diagnoses and treatments of this condition?

[Jolly]

Only if the patient is PEC'd for 14 days.

[taiwan_girl]

What about TDS (Trump Deification Syndrome)? Will the state cover that also? 555

[jon-nyc]

Neither here nor there, but I wonder why ‘SF’. In most jurisdictions it would be ‘SB’ for senate bill.

[jon-nyc]

A little update on the maggot that introduced the bill.

[jon-nyc]

https://www.fox9.com/news/minnesota-senator-justin-eichorn-arrest.amp

[Jolly]

Well, crazy knows crazy.

[jon-nyc]

Maybe he knew he was going down and just hoped somehow Trump could throw him a lifeline? Though I would think these are state charges.

[Doctor Phibes]

@jon-nyc said in SF 2589:

Maybe he knew he was going down and just hoped somehow Trump could throw him a lifeline? Though I would think these are state charges.

I doubt he would throw him a lifeline. The best he could do would be to give him a small buoy.

[taiwan_girl]

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2025/03/20/justin-eichorn-minnesota-resigns/82578291007/

Justin Eichorn, the Minnesota state senator who was charged on Wednesday of allegedly soliciting prostitution from a detective posing as a 17-year-old girl, resigned on Thursday after being pressured by both sides of the aisle to do so.

Eichorn, a Republican, submitted his resignation letter only minutes before the state senate was set to vote to expel him from the chamber. The letter was read to the chamber by Minnesota Senate Secretary Tom Bottern.

"I must focus on personal matters at this time," the letter said. "It has been an honor to serve in the Minnesota Senate."

[NobodySock]

@jon-nyc said in SF 2589:

Neither here nor there, but I wonder why ‘SF’. In most jurisdictions it would be ‘SB’ for senate bill.

When I saw this , at first I thought Jolly was referring to a federal form "standard form". We have tons of them.