I thank my colleague for her leadership on this subject. I am a doctor, and I have worked in low-income and free clinics, and I know title X funding works. It has impact. Here is how we also know it works: by expanding access to full reproductive services under the Affordable Care Act and contraception, we have seen a dramatic reduction in the number of unintended pregnancies. We are debating the wrong thing here. We should be increasing title X funds right now. We should be debating how we make access to full reproductive services more readily available. That is what the women of America want. I urge my colleagues to vote ``no'' on this dangerous bill. I urge my colleagues to understand the women of America are watching. I also urge, if somehow this makes it to the President's desk: The mothers and daughters, Mr. President, are watching; so be careful here. This is about preserving access to care and full reproductive rights. We are watching. The SPEAKER pro tempore. Members are reminded to direct their remarks to the Chair.
Ami Bera: “I thank my colleague for her leadership on this subject. I am a doctor, and I have worked in low-income and free…”
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