how often do you receive calls from doctors in other states that say they have young, young women who have been raped and need an abortion? unfortunately, sexual assault in children is not uncommon. i m not the only provider who tadren needing abortion care. o donnell: when your name was packagely attached to this case, the continual of indiana said he would investigate you. what was your reaction? it s bye-bye really difficult. o donnell: have you felt threatened? yes, yes, i have. and it you know, it shows how, you know, abortion, instead of being parent of healthcare which it is a needed, life-saving procedure which it is has been used to create a wedge between people politically and personally. o donnell: indiana s attorney general described you as an abortion activist acting
done oe or did over the past several years. but the continual undermining of those that framework to tilt in conservative favor and not having activist judges that are just running rough shod over precedent, and even clarence thomas saying we ll go as far as we want to go, precedent be damned, man, that s a government official taking aim right at those institutions that conservatives claim to love. i know you oppose abortion, congresswoman. but are you concerned at all that some of the state s laws are so broad, not allowing abortion in any case except for life of the mother, so not when there s a risk to the health, not in cases of rape or incest, not in the first week of pregnancy, et cetera, et cetera, are you worried any of that goes too far, and if not, are you worried about the political ramifications come this november? i am less worried about the politics of it. i m more worried about the
you ve been critical about the u.s. decision to block the polish mig jet fighters being sent to ukraine, but according to the pentagon spokesperson, john kirby he said, quote, we believe the provision of additional fighter aircraft provides little capabilities at high risk. you don t buy the biden administration s argument this might be seen as a serious escalation? i think first this shouldn t have been done in public. some things should be quiet, no need to talk about them, and the russians would have found there are more mig 29s they were up against and that would have been the best. unfortunaty, word got out and once it got out a decision needed to be made. it will only make a relatively small difference but on the battlefield every small difference counts. but they were wrong about the potential for escalation. this has been a continual continuous mistake that western
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