I missed this ... does anyone know how Monning voted??
Monning is the one that gave a 5-minute speech about not wanting anybody to get evicted for vaping in their own apartment, and about not wanting to tell doctors they can't give vapes to their patients if they want them to have less stress from withdrawal in the hospital. The bill already allowed for that in hospital smoking areas, but he said the hostpitals need to be able to decide, medically, what they want to do. Then he said he'd vote for it FOR NOW in this committee meeting but he expects to see changes on those two issues before it gets to Judiciary (which he is also on) or the Senate floor.
My opinion: he's probably against the bill in his heart but he'd rather use his influence to get the worst parts of the bill removed, which he could not do if he voted against it.
I think he was also the one who wanted paper cites for everything Greg said (and what Sen. Corbett said) which I take to be another way to be able to justify going against the bill if she doesn't make the changes he wants to see.
I plan to volunteer to work for Sen. Beall's campaign next time he's up for reelection if he votes our way (he has not voted yet) and against him if he votes for the bill. I plan to cross the Dumbarton to work for Sen. Corbett's primary challenger at least 2 days next time she's up.