constitutional protection to women regardless of the state they live in. state lines should not determine the quality of your citizenship in the united states. we know that in georgia a law has already been proposed that would expand the restrictions in the state. we know that brian kemp has already signaled his at least an ambiguity about how he feels about birth control and the laws that govern birth control access. it is very, very dangerous for women in georgia right now. we need new leadership. we need new leadership that can work with the president of the united states to provide the protections, to provide the health care and to provide the sanity of good laws that can help women and their families thrive in our state. there are a lot of
caused abortion clinics to be standalone places, subject to the harassment techniques we just described in texas and in other states. we re not registering that abortion is part of a women s health care. absolutely. in fact, most of the abortion providing clinics around the country all still provide a range of reproductive health services. birth control access, obviously, screening for sexually transmitted diseases, even general health care for women and sometimes for their families. in some communities, it s the only place that women can access reproductive health care at an affordable price. and you re right, these clinics have been harassed and targeted with threats of violence and extremist violence. we ve seen murders across the country, bombings, and these are not just pickets along a sidewalk somewhere. they go after doctors. they go after the staff. they go after the patients that
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and he s very unpopular with women. i think one of the most interesting things i read recently was the washington post kaiser poll which showed that 20% of americans have actually taken place taken part in some kind of rally or march since this president was elected and 20% of those are folks who have never marched before, and the number one issue they re marching on are women s health and women s rights. i actually think women are very aware of how anti-woman this administration is, and it s not simply comments by the president. it s the fact that they are trying to repeal birth control access, they are trying to now put a dough me mess tick gag order on doctors and clinicians. women are worried. that s why women turnout in record numbers in these elections. they re also some of the loudest voices organizing around mass shootings in schools. that s right. we see mother after mother, very reluctant activists. it seems the people who have come into planned parenthood are relucta
this is what happens let me finish. i listened to you. every time democrats are in power, the abortion rate drops. birth control access. they actually provide women with what they need to either avoid the pregnancy or the support they need to actually have the baby, you know, whether it s health insurance or these kinds of things. so republicans use this as a way to manipulate voters into voting for somebody who has been credibly accused. these aren t just accusations, you have to go and look and read them. credible accusations from multiple women who talk about things that happened to them when they were girls. so you bring up this abortion thing like it s the answer to the question and it s just a manipulation. i m not trying to manipulate anything. jake asked the question, i m trying to say why would voters, they don t identify with doug jones. the abortion rate goes down under democrats. it s just a bad argument. i m trying to figure out why they would vote for you re