It's Time Equal Rights for Women Is Embedded in Our Constitution, Sen. Cardin Says

The video discusses the House impeachment proceedings, focusing on testimonies related to a potential quid pro quo involving Ukraine. It highlights the strategic importance of Ukraine and the implications of US foreign policy on its relations with Russia. The discussion then shifts to the Equal Rights Amendment, exploring its history, current status, and the need for constitutional protection of women's rights.

What was the main focus of Ambassador Sondland's testimony during the House impeachment proceedings?

• The role of Congress in foreign policy

• The strategic importance of Ukraine

• The economic impact of withheld funds

• The President's direct involvement in a quid pro quo

Why was there significant concern in Congress regarding the withholding of funds to Ukraine?

• It was considered a breach of trade agreements

• It was thought to increase US military spending

• It was believed to weaken Ukraine's position against Russia

• It was seen as a violation of international law

How does the withholding of funds to Ukraine play into Russia's strategic interests?

• It strengthens Ukraine's military capabilities

• It results in economic sanctions against Russia

• It undermines US-Ukraine relations, benefiting Russia

• It leads to increased NATO involvement

What is the current status of the Equal Rights Amendment in terms of state ratification?

• It has been ratified by all 50 states

• It requires one more state for ratification

• It is no longer being pursued

• It has been rejected by the majority of states

Why is embedding equal rights for women in the Constitution considered important?

• It would automatically improve healthcare for women

• It would guarantee equal pay for all jobs

• It would set a higher legal standard for gender equality

• It would eliminate all forms of discrimination