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We deplore violence against crisis pregnancy centers. We deplore violence against justices and judges. We deplore violence against the institution we call the U.S. Capitol. We also deplore violence against abortion clinics.
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to honor the life of the late Jeanne Wood, who reached age 100, in our Chino Hills community. Jeanne dedicated herself to serving others. During World War II, she enlisted as a second lieutenant Army nurse and was…
This is the same group of folks, right, that don't believe in the institution. They didn't believe in the peaceful transfer of power.
It is about control, right, because if it was about life, they would take a look at a lot of their own states.
We should let people who are pregnant make the decision whether or not to carry that child, to deliver that child, and to raise that child.
Denying abortion does not just correlate with worse physical health but also leads to financial problems.
The choice to give birth is not just a major health decision. It is an economic decision for an entire family.
When extremist politicians prevent Americans from making their own decisions, they force patients to give birth to children that they may not be able to care for.
Before Dobbs, even under Roe, Americans who wanted an abortion were denied.
Is this the country we want for our children?
Democrats are committed to restoring abortion rights and access that the right-wing Supreme Court has taken away.
The damage that would cause is inconceivable.
Americans overwhelmingly support the right to an abortion.
If you can't make decisions about your own body, and including your reproductive health, it is not a democracy.
This is a fight we will never, ever, ever give up.
Many miscarriages that we heard today are very health threatening, and sometimes you can't reach your doctor.
The vast majority of Americans support abortion rights and want to make their own decisions about their own bodies.
Doctors and patients in these states are afraid and confused about what this radical decision means for providing and receiving critical healthcare.