the fact that we don't offer the healthcare at the military treatment facility where they are, means that they then have to take their--what leave they have and use it to get healthcare, which seems like it is once again another punitive…

we are creating a real incentive for women not to serve and in some respects it is almost an insidious effort to encourage women to leave the military.

the VA has the most restrictive policy of any Federal agency on abortion and abortion counseling.

it is truly a great privilege for us to have heard from you... one that is untenable and unacceptable, and one that we must fix.

the uncertainty that the draft decision brought about was really challenging for us to navigate and it was deeply troubling.

we have 102 installations right now on that map, 102 installations in the United States that will--in which the States ban, totally ban access to abortion care.

Chairwoman Speier, we know that there is still more work to be done, and as we continue to review our policies, I commit to working with you and this committee, just as we have always done.

We are providing unequal access to women in the military when we have 109 installations in these red States that are banning all abortions.

I am horrified at the utter lack of medical privacy servicewomen face when pregnant.

I think there is no question that there is a 14th Amendment violation to women serving at these 109 installations where they cannot access the abortion care nearby.

And I would also say, Under Secretary, while you are doing that education with women who are in boot camp, we really need it for the men as well, because, truly, we keep losing sight of the fact that there are two in this process.

I think we really need to delve into, though. One is a more robust contraception education program within the military.

I asked him personally today, does he hold responsibility for what happened? Does he feel bad about what happened? He told me that he does have some responsibility for what happened. And he`d need to acknowledge that.

Dr. Eastman e-mailed Rudy Giuliani and requested that he be included on a list of potential recipients of a presidential pardon.

Mr. Speaker, I rise today in praise of this legislation as the House prepares to pass the CHIPS and Science Act, a bipartisan, bicameral bill that will well-equip our Nation to meet and beat the challenges of the 21st century. With the…

I would ask that you monitor this, provide the statistical analysis, and return to us any information that you might receive and develop on the impact of the Dobbs decision.

I am deeply concerned about the long-term--meaning the near-term and long-term--effect that the Dobbs decision is going to have on the readiness of the military.

Mr. President, I rise to speak in support of legislation that I introduced today along with Senators Alex Padilla and John Hickenlooper. This is a companion to the bipartisan bill that Representative Mike Thompson has introduced in the…