Lack of action is unintentionally killing us. It is a human rights imperative.
Diana DeGette: “Lack of action is unintentionally killing us. It is a human rights imperative.”
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Stressing the urgency of addressing systemic health issues affecting women.
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This rogue agency must be abolished, not given more ways to hurt our neighbors and terrorize our communities.
All of these radicals who are coming to the House, thinking they’re going to be able to pass a very broad bill like Medicare-for-All right away, they’re going to run into a brick wall immediately.
The government should never have the right to use health insurance coverage as a targeted weapon, should never deliberately strip certain people of the freedom to make their own medical decisions.
I feel like my message is getting out to the voters: fighting against Donald Trump, fighting for Medicare For All, and against ICE, and that’s what they care about.





