Later today, the House will continue its extreme assault on women's health. H.R. 3 would prevent small businesses and families from receiving tax credits for private insurance coverage that includes safe and legal health procedures; allow hospitals to deny lifesaving care to women; if audited, potentially require victims to prove to the IRS agents they were raped. Most troubling, in the report accompanying the bill, radical Republicans want to limit the exception for rape victims who can access full legal health services to only forcible rape victims. This bill to limit women's health services is a shameful distraction from the public's top priority, creating jobs. ____________________
Nita Lowey: “Later today, the House will continue its extreme assault on women's health. H.R. 3 would prevent small businesses and…”
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