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2/ And the other, #RepRonHood - either do not know or care that such a procedure is impossible & would further endanger the lives of women with this life-threatening condition. They could GAF if families already in emotional pain are further traumatized.pic.twitter.com/s0CJIBSbce

3/ These two, together with the other 19 bill sponsors, apparently believe that a little thing called research isn’t part of their responsibility when drafting legislation for their state. That several are women makes it more egregious. Are you hearing me Tracy @Richardson4OH ?pic.twitter.com/snWWD9QqCU

4/ Similarly @SusanManchester is apparently more concerned with @ohiogop brownie points than the suffering or death of other women.pic.twitter.com/EZ4UxZbn1W

5/ And @JennnnaPowellpic.twitter.com/VxLtH31mO4

6/ But hey - being unable to find a qualified physician to support women who are pregnant and plan to go to term with high risk pregnancies - further endangering the lives of mothers and their unborn children is ok if people like @NirajAntani can exert their will on all women.pic.twitter.com/PIBxw0Jfte

7/ Ohio needs to do better than #RepJohnBecker who sought no input from a qualified physician, like Dr. Chris Zahn, vice-president of practice activities at the American College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists, before making this erroneous and totally effed up public statement.pic.twitter.com/YaCFhN8QMt

8/ Per Dr. Zahn, “It is not possible to move an ectopic pregnancy from a fallopian tube, or anywhere else it might have implanted, to the uterus,[ ]Reimplantation is not physiologically possible.” That didn’t stop Tom @GoBrinkman from supporting this bill.pic.twitter.com/J8EoYVs9Zc

9/ Dr. Zahn also stated that “Women with ectopic pregnancies are at risk for catastrophic hemorrhage & death in the setting of an ectopic pregnancy, and treating the ectopic pregnancy can certainly save a mom’s life,” @joncrossoh apparently doesn’t care about the lives of women.pic.twitter.com/yZHuErPWEj

10/ Then there’s #RepBillDean who is willing to support a bill that places decisions about women’s healthcare in government hands. I watched my mom carry a nonviable pregnancy to term in the 60s & remember the toll on my mom & the heartbreak of our whole family-so screw you Bill.pic.twitter.com/4wWVA07n8B

11/ Should Ohio pass this law-it won’t prevent abortion-it’ll simply move it to darker places. While @RepTimGinter may think death is a just penalty for abortion, my sweet cousin disappeared in the 60s & my family wouldn’t speak of her rape OR the abortion that killed her.pic.twitter.com/Wz2B56ZLJj

12/ Ohio should be moving forward, not backward. If just an fraction of the time, energy & money spent on anti-abortion measures were directed to funding for preventive measures, contraception & education, the reduction in the number of abortions would be immense @KrisJordanOhiopic.twitter.com/tF8n9HVG0t

13/ But “SOCIALISM” cries the GOP - ignoring the impact on American taxpayers that comes with children born into poverty. Do we ignore the cycle of misery such children are subjected to? Is #RepDarrellKick ignorant of the # of poor children who are abused by their own families?pic.twitter.com/STnwB3qZPP

14/ Can @RiordanMcClain turn away from the deaths of young children who die from such abuse - most under the age of 3?pic.twitter.com/fXPCrpUObV

15/ Will @DerekMerrin ensure that the additional 20,000 children born, a high percentage into poverty, will have adequate healthcare, that they will not experience food scarcity every day of their lives or that they will receive the education they need?pic.twitter.com/bGJfLWb6yK

16/ Will the men & women who are now responsible for the support of 20,000 more children not also be impacted. Will Ohio’s minimum wage of $4.35 for tipped employees & $8.70 for untipped employees be enough to support one person, let alone an additional child @PhilPlummerOH40 ?pic.twitter.com/nNb85KrZT7

17/ How will #RepCraigReidel respond to constituents who tell them that their mother, sister, wife, daughter or friend couldn’t get adequate care for women’s illnesses because there aren’t enough doctors who specialize in women’s health?pic.twitter.com/naevTCkWpI

18/ What happens when healthcare for women is too much of a risk & liability? Even simple services for venereal disease, yeast infections & contraception will be harder to find as family physicians cease to want to have anything to do with women’s health issues @RepRomanchukpic.twitter.com/V7pwHblXdK

19/ Perhaps when men become more impacted by these infections, viruses and maladies it will be a wake up call for #RepToddSmith - After all, herpes is no laughing matter. HIV is NOT just a disease for LGBTQ+ people, Chlamydia can have serious consequences on reproductive health.pic.twitter.com/3MkmGKUzvr

20/ So I end in a plea Ohio. Please elect people who will do the work. Legislation isn’t a reality show where the winner is the side that can enact the most damaging legislation. Find candidates to run against #RepANiniVitale & the others who would take a woman’s right to choose.pic.twitter.com/wz2s1v37jT