There are women who are here today in Congress walking the Halls. And they are looking into the eyes of Senators. They are asking them, please don't do anything. Don't do anything to jeopardize the health and the life of any woman. These are women who have had procedures that would be banned by this bill. These are women who are loving mothers. These are women who are begging us, begging us, to protect the lives and the health of women.
Barbara Boxer: “There are women who are here today in Congress walking the Halls. And they are looking into the eyes of Senators. They…”
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Addressing the impact of a bill on women's health during a Senate floor debate.
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