There are multiple sources of funding of programs that can address women's needs. I think it is cynical to suggest that we are somehow attacking women and their health by going at a slush fund that has no control, no oversight, irresponsibly given. The President himself has already proposed taking $4 billion from the slush fund. This is the way to go. Let's address the immediate needs of our students and then work together on a long-term solution.
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I could not agree with your words more at that point and I appreciate hearing that perspective.
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