the freedom to make their own health care decisions—especially survivors of military sexual trauma—is cruel, dangerous, and an insult to all who have served.
Judy Chu: “the freedom to make their own health care decisions—especially survivors of military sexual trauma—is cruel, dangerous…”
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Criticizing the denial of abortion access for veterans.
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