That a 14-year-old girl here in Tucson, Arizona, where Gabby and I live, where it was now put through this horrible experience, and can`t get lifesaving medication because of a law that was first put on the books in 1864, and since in 1973, until the overturning of Roe, that law didn`t matter.
Kelly expresses outrage over the impact of outdated abortion laws on a young girl's access to medication.
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He’s lost 20 to 25 pounds and is struggling with depression. And so-called leaders like Pete Hegseth aren’t doing a thing about it.
I mean, not these latest plans. And I think what we're seeing here is a president who has an approach to this that's just rather erratic.
It’s working for the same people who are writing the rules — the rich, the powerful, the predators in the Epstein files.
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