you re safe here. to new beginnings. to new beginnings. there you go. this is going to be a fun night. at the end they say, you look really good, by the way. and the wedding ring was missing. so this is where we start with this week s pop and politics. here is host of vox media considerate liz plank and contributing writer for cosmopolitan.com brittany cooper. full confession, you can t tell from looking at me, but i do own a peloton. robin is my favorite peloton person. shout out. shout out. let s start with you on this. what do you think of the new ad. the new ad is fun. that s exactly where i would be, at the bar. because the pressure on women to be perfect, to be thin, to meet the societal ideal, i think
abortion, women who are on the cusp and relatively economically stable have access. women in the south and vast sections of the midwest especially if they re working class or poor no longer have access and that s not how the constitution is supposed to work, fundamental human rights are supposed to work. if you re middle class, one thing to drive across the state border or if it s an inconvenience. if you re poor or working class it may be an impossibility. i was interested in your article and struck by it. abortion obviously very divisive and political issue. what made cosmo want to tack this will problem? cosmo is a women s magazine and we focus on a female audience. cosmo is a very long tradition of covering especially sexual health issues and right now i think we re realizing that in the world we live in, especially online and on a website like cosmopolitan.com where you have such an active female audience, you really can t exist without some sort of political component. you kn
restrictions in the country. republican state representative john becker s bill proposes a ban on insurance coverage for abortion without exception for rape, incest, or even if a mother s life is in jeopardy. becker s bill also aims to redefine abortion banning coverage for iuds and potentially other forms of birth control he maintains are tantment to abortion because they prevent implantation. this is just a personal view. i m not a medical doctor. that s pretty clear. in our new cosmopolitan article, our next guest reports on a hotbed of abortion reichs restrictions. here to talk about what it means there and for the rest of the country is the senior political writer at cosmopolitan.com. thanks for joining us. thanks for having me. why is ohio on the front lines here and pushing the most aggressive abortion restrictions in the country? ohio has been on the front lines of the abortion battles for a while. but because it is a purple, moderate state it s been flying