“The results from the Senate Vote on the 2015 Civil Rights Bill, in effect an amendment on the existing 1964 Civil Rights Act are about to be announced live.”
Across the country, and outside the United States, those that were able to either stopped what work they were performing, paused their studies, or simply increased their focus on the TVs or Radios they were listening to, awaiting word on how the largest country on the planet (in terms of GDP and Military Strength) would move with regards to the werewolf population found to have existed for the past six months.
“While some are still stating that werewolves do not qualify as human, and thus should not receive the same legal protections that humans hold, a growing number have declared that as they are as sentient as humans, especially during the Full Moon Nights, they are as deserving of them as they are.” The CNN Reporter added to help pass time until… “The House of Representatives has already passed the Bill, with 290 in favour to 144 against. With most of those voting against announcing that they did so on account of certain provisions that made possible the legal right to infect another, along with a lack of accountability for past offences. And I am receiving word that the Senate Vote is about to be announced.”
SENATE VOTE: 2015 CIVIL RIGHTS BILL
Yea: 67
Nay: 33
“And there we have it. The Senate have voted to pass the Civil Rights Bill by a strong majority. And with both the House and Senate Votes just clearing the Two-Thirds Majority required to prevent a Presidential Veto, this Bill is all but certain to become Law. Now, let us turn back to our guests today and hear their reactions to this.”