taken a lot of steps, not only for tech providers, and patience, but to codify this crucial right. how much can states do to help women with, what is now becoming, a travel issue? how do they get out of their state, where it s illegal, to a state where what they do need as legal? there are pending in this new york state, and are making the providers in the new york state will never be criminally prosecuted by states that, otherwise, they could not practice. they are practicing through digital communication, having telehealth visit, threat on a cell phone, prescribing mifepristone, and whatever else could be necessary for these women patients who are in states where it is, unfortunately, no longer available. pennsylvania house speaker, joanna mcclinton, thank you very much for joining us tonight, madam speaker, we always appreciate it. thank you. thank you. tonight s last word, next. t wordne, xt
the democratic position is the, party position is in michigan? it s not like you have massive, voter winning margins when you win these elections. it seems like these things could go the other way. michigan, still, a very blue state. sorry, a very purple state. we turned it blew this last election, but no one should make any assumption that the fight is over. the fight continues, and that s why we need to fight like hell. that s why the work we are doing to create a pack to support candidates, and causes, on the front line of a democracy. fight like hell packed org is a way to ensure that we fight and can contain these rates of michigan, and protect this democracy. we are in a precarious moment in this country. you are a reelected governor in michigan, which means you are turn limited to two terms
want something done, give it to a busy woman. she won her first election 23 years ago, and has never lost an election since. her life has been threatened repeatedly, the safety of her family has been threatened repeatedly, a right-wing criminal plot was hatched to kidnap, and murder her. jennifer palmieri has 30 years experience in politics, and campaigning, including as the communications director in the presidential campaign of the first woman candidate, nominated by a major party who won the most votes for president in 2016, but came in second in the electoral college. jennifer palmieri went to michigan, to deliver her experienced assessment of that state s governor, which she has done for vanity fair, under the headline, why gretchen whitmer has what it takes for a white house run. jennifer palmieri writes, whitmer doesn t go looking for trouble, but if you come for