president richard nixon and senior george bush. since 1970. since 1970. this is the bulwark, this is the balance ast that has helped low-income women. it s crazy to me that in this year, we are having a debate about contraception, an issue which should have been resolved but also we are witnessing a targeting of not only women but low-income women in an attempt to roll back access to health care. what do you make of the number? i was told 1100 bills on states across the country. i was astounded at that number. this has been you know, what we are seeing right now is a conversation this country has needed to have. unfortunately, it is happening with terrible gop overreach with a party that wants to roll back time and roll back women s access to health care but this has been going on. will they pay a price for it politically? they will pay a price because the framing work, so to speak, shows a majority, not just women, a majority of people see this as about women s health, n
this is the bulwark, this is the ballast that has helped low-income women. it s crazy to me that in this year, we are having a debate about contraception, an issue which should have been resolved but also we are witnessing a targeting of not only women but low-income women in an attempt to roll back access to health care. what do you make of the number? i was told 1100 bills on states across the country. i was astounded at that number. this has been you know, what we are seeing right now is a conversation this country has needed to have. unfortunately, it is happening with terrible gop overreach with a party that wants to roll back time and roll back women s access to health care but this has been going on. will they pay a price for it politically? they will pay a price because the framing work, so to speak, shows a majority, not just women, a majority of people see this as about women s health, not religious liberty. and they see the republicans as freedom limiters. and i th
since 1970. this is the bulwark, this is the ballast that has helped low-income women. it s crazy to me that in this year, we are having a debate about contraception, an issue which should have been resolved but also we are witnessing a targeting of not only women but low-income women in an attempt to roll back access to health care. what do you make of the number? i was told 1100 bills on states across the country. i was astounded at that number. this has been you know, what we are seeing right now is a conversation this country has needed to have. unfortunately, it is happening with terrible gop overreach with a party that wants to roll back time and roll back women s access to health care but this has been going on. will they pay a price for it politically? they will pay a price because the framing work, so to speak, shows a majority, not just women, a majority of people see this as about women s health, not religious liberty. and they see the republicans as freedom limi