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    Reminder: 73% of Americans don’t want to see overturned.

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    May 14

    No one should have to choose between a healthy pregnancy and their job. This morning, the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act was introduced with bipartisan support in the House!

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    May 14

    BIG NEWS: The Pregnant Workers Fairness Act was just introduced in the House! Being pregnant should never mean losing your job, not getting a promotion, or risking your health at work. The would help ensure ALL pregnant workers are guaranteed safety, fairness and dignity.

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  4. 1 hour ago

    . speaks out on the : "Women in this country are paying attention. We are outraged. We will be holding those accountable for trying to take away our health and our rights."

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    10 hours ago

    Alabama lawmakers are making all abortions a felony punishable w jailtime,incl women victimized by rape+incest. Of course, no added punishments for rapists. It’s going to ‘s desk. She will decide the future of women’s rights in Alabama.

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  6. 3 hours ago

    Fake science and misinformation don’t belong on the federal judiciary, but that’s exactly what Wendy Vitter could do, if confirmed as a federal judge. Tell your senators to stop Wendy Vitter:

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    6 hours ago

    LISTEN NOW: The Missouri Senate is debating an extreme bill that bans safe, legal abortion as early as six weeks — before most people ever know they’re pregnant. Tune in: Fight back:

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    7 hours ago

    . on the nomination of Wendy Vitter: If you need the benefit of hindsight to understand that was correctly decided, you shouldn't be a federal judge. Sen. Schumer is right: Vitter is , and doesn't belong on the federal bench.

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    May 14

    Wendy Vitter's "extreme views on Roe, abortion, and reproductive rights are already well-known," says . Vitter has pushed junk science about women's health and . She doesn't belong on the federal bench.

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    7 hours ago

    Speaking on the Senate floor to say that I am appalled by the extreme, cruel, shameful abortion ban passed in Alabama. This is nothing short of an attack on women & part of a larger effort to take away women’s constitutional right to safe, legal abortion.

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    7 hours ago

    Your health, not a politician’s beliefs, should drive important medical decisions. We'll do whatever it takes to stop these dangerous bans so that our patients can continue to access the care they need.

    ❗️Alabama's legislature just passed - an outright abortion ban - with no exception for rape or incest. ❗️
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    8 hours ago

    📢 PSA: ABORTION IS STILL LEGAL IN GEORGIA AND IN ALABAMA & there's a ton of good folks fighting like hell to keep it that way! you can be one of them 💞

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    8 hours ago

    The abortion bans in Alabama, Georgia, Ohio, Kentucky, and Mississippi are appalling attacks on women's lives and fundamental freedoms. Women's rights are human rights. We will not go back.

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    9 hours ago

    Alabama’s abortion ban is a cruel and blatant attack on women—and it is part of a larger effort by extreme politicians to roll back . I’m going to fight these attacks every step of the way and I know women and men across the country are too.

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  15. 8 hours ago

    Let's make sure they never, ever live this down.

    These are the people who just voted to ban access to all safe, legal abortion in Alabama: 25 white men.
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    9 hours ago

    These are the people who just voted to ban access to all safe, legal abortion in Alabama: 25 white men.

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  17. Retweeted
    May 14

    "When abortions are banned, women die." -- Former U.S. Senator

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    11 hours ago

    This AL abortion ban should make everyone stop in our tracks. It’s no time for sorrow or for apologies. It’s time to sound the alarm and take action. Follow for action & analysis.

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    Alabama's Senate has passed a near-total ban on abortion, sending what would be the nation's most stringent abortion law to the state's governor. Alabama's Senate Minority Leader Singleton said he wished to apologize to the women of Alabama “for this archaic law."
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    19 hours ago

    This is absolutely unbelievable. If you’re not worried about roe v wade, you’re not paying attention. This is why voting matters!!

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    21 hours ago

    The Alabama Senate just passed a total a total abortion ban with no exception for rape or incest. It now goes to the Governor's desk, where it is expected to be signed into law. Some things to remember going forward:

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