Anti-abortion protesters have an absolute right to say don't do it or anything else they want to say. They do not have any right to say by means of physical force or intimidation, we won't let you do it.
Adam Schiff: “Anti-abortion protesters have an absolute right to say don't do it or anything else they want to say. They do not have…”
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Schiff emphasizes the right to protest but condemns violent intimidation.
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