Elissa Slotkin: “But when you have had double the incidents of antisemitism in my State, the question remains, like, what is my…”

That’s not going to happen on my watch. I know that’s not going to happen on his watch.

Our bill tackles this issue from every angle — awareness, outreach and access to care and testing — and I thank my colleagues from across the aisle as we all work to save lives.

Women, especially in rural communities like Michigan, should be able to get the genetic testing and specialty care they need to catch this disease early or prevent it altogether.

Millions of Michiganders rely on the Great Lakes for their livelihood and protecting it is existential for Michigan.