This bill would codify into law that access to an abortion is essential to women's health.

The bill, in my opinion, is critical to ensuring that healthcare providers can provide the care they are trained to provide free of unnecessary restrictions.

It can't be that in New Jersey you can get an abortion but in Alabama it's almost impossible.

Sadly, we know that anti-abortion restrictions fall hardest on those who already face significant barriers to health care: low-income women, women of color, LGBTQ people, young people, and people living in rural communities.

The Women's Health Protection Act would do just that by ensuring the constitutional right to have an abortion is a reality for all people, no matter where they live.

Safe drinking water is a fundamental right and duty of our federal government.

The Safe Drinking Water Act should absolutely ensure that drinking water is safe, and that means health protective, not defined by cost-benefit analysis.

The Trump EPA's recent proposal squanders that opportunity.

I obviously don't think this proposal does enough to remove lead service lines.

The proposal also falls short of providing the certainty and clarity states and localities need.

We are falling short and failing communities like Washington, DC, Flint, Michigan, and Newark.

The fact is that the Safe Drinking Water Act instructs EPA to set drinking water standards based on cost-benefit analysis, not public health.