Do you believe that this administration's opposition to Medicaid expansion that, according to that individual, has cost lives; is that a good policy choice?

Are you aware that under your leadership, the number of Americans without health insurance has risen for the first time in a decade in 2018 by roughly two million people?

Would you consider fewer children with access to healthcare a success?

I want to thank you all for being here.

Even people with thousands of dollars of uninsured claims in the midst of a potential pandemic, that is a good choice?

do millions of people that have signed up for junk insurance plans pushed by this administration, do they really have a choice?

Yes or no, sir, nearly five million people are forced to forego their health coverage; is that a success?

I think the only word that really encompasses that feeling is infuriating.

do you think there is any logic as to why a series of politicians like those of us on the dais should be inserted between that decision between you and your partner, your family, your doctor?

Limiting or restricting that access not only negatively impacts maternal health outcomes, but the more restrictions that are in place the worse children's health outcomes become.

When we think about limiting access to healthcare, we need to think about the tertiary and unintended consequences that may come with it.

I ask that you continue to protect the fact that this is a decision--a deeply moral and ethical and personal decision that should be left to a doctor, a woman, and the people that she trusts most in her life.