And that would be very bad for women's right to choose, bad for unions, bad for working people, LGBTQ rights, bad for the Affordable Care Act -- you name it, the voting rights act.
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Senator Hirono warns about the implications of a conservative Supreme Court nominee on various rights and laws.
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