is not doing enough. and d.c. news reporting a white house official, highlighting biden s election executive actions, boosting abortion pills, and contraception. only congress can codify roe v. wade into law. comes as america on friday, louisiana judge ruled that the state can now enforcing near total ban on abortions. just events a constitutional amendment that would ban abortion in that state. that could be on the ballot as soon as next year. president biden reproductive freedom he s also calling it the high court for its dangerous and outrageous kneeling we cannot allow an out of control supreme court working in conjunction with extremist elements of the republican party to take away freedoms. and our personal autonomy. the choice we face as a nation between the mainstream and the extreme. but we are witnessing is in a constitutional judgment, it was an exercise of raw political power. the mainstream, and the extreme. and as you know, it is not just abortion rights.
But, i mean, there are also opportunities to be successful in these blue states where state legislators who had not previously codified roe, are now doing that. governors like governor newsom in california, and the governor of oregon, the governor of washington, jay ensley that in formed an alliance in the west coast that are saying, we are going to do everything that we can in these states to protect the right to choose. that serves as a model for other governors and other state legislatures. there is a lot of that frustration, alicia. and yet, there it is true that the president himself cannot accomplish everything that the congress could to protect the right to choose, to codify roe. and that is true. there s also this feeling though that until the end of this week, the biden administration had not demonstrated the kind of urgency that democrats were looking for. harry, just, really big picture, what are the options
While those voters are available to many of them said in the evangelical pews on sunday mornings. cj castro, david spoke about this moment for democrats. there s a column invoke the reads, quote, the unspoken message from democratic leader seems to be that their hands are tied. what s so many of us are crying out in response is, try anyway, by any means necessary. it is time for democrats to use their full power, tenuous at s it may be, if going though means republicans being ruthless in their quest to deny our rights, can t democrats be equally ruthless to protect them? your thoughts, secretary castro. i think that s a lot of the frustration you saw with the biden administration that boiled over and a couple of days ago, the president at the end of this past week announced new measures that had not been previously announced and we have to think that that was a lot of the pressure. there s this feeling that you have to try, you have to get caught trying, even if it s not successf
Is not doing enough. and d.c. news reporting a white house official, highlighting biden s election executive actions, boosting abortion pills, and contraception. only congress can codify roe v. wade into law. comes as america on friday, louisiana judge ruled that the state can now enforcing near total ban on abortions. just events a constitutional amendment that would ban abortion in that state. that could be on the ballot as soon as next year. president biden reproductive freedom he s also calling it the high court for its dangerous and outrageous kneeling we cannot allow an