On the recordNovember 1, 2011
And whether my colleagues admit it or not, their attempts here today are meant to turn back the clock on the great strides the Affordable Care Act has and will continue to make for women's health.
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Schakowsky criticizes efforts to undermine the Affordable Care Act's impact on women's health.
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