It has been a long day. It`s been a devastating day. But I just am thinking about the women who showed up about at clinics in Texas and Mississippi and other states around this country, expecting to be able to exercise their freedom and their decision-making about their own health care only to be sent away. That is unacceptable, and the Supreme Court spoke today that they do not have the last word.
Tina Smith expresses her thoughts on the Supreme Court's decision affecting women's healthcare and emphasizes that the fight is not over.
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