Markwayne Mullin

That was a child to me. I mean, I was so excited.

I'm unapologetically pro-life. Scientifically and morally, there's no difference in the value of a child, whether she is in her mother's arms or whether she is in her mother's womb.

We decided we were not going to have kids anymore, and I got a vasectomy and she got an ablation.

This should never be an easy decision, if so, we've lost our moral compass.

That was a death to us, hundred percent death to us.

There is no law in any state preventing a doctor from treating a patient going through a miscarriage or an ectopic pregnancy or from preventing the saving of the life of a mother.

I literally, I'm not even a crier at that time. Now, I talk about my kids, I cry all the time.

It does a disservice to the mother to dehumanize the unborn child and discuss this issue as only the right to abort or not to abort.

I expected this to actually be pretty rambunctious.

One of the most inspirational medical professors said, that in healthcare and medicine, our highest calling is truth.

Here you have a district attorney that literally ran on convicting Donald Trump. That's a problem.

We strongly support the bipartisan, bicameral, MTM pilot bill led by Senator Booker and Ranking Member Marshall.

There are important things we can work on together, House and Senate, Republican and Democrat, and it is our obligation to those future Americans that we do so.

We can bolster our public health workforce. We can actually start by paying our doctors, so they don't retire early, or never enter the practice of medicine in the first place.

There are important things we can work on together, House and Senate, Republican and Democrat, and it is our obligation to those future Americans that we do so.

I personally believe one maternal death is too many, and it is important that we capture these deaths accurately to understand the scope of maternal mortality in the United States and my State of Texas.

I think we can do more with what we--our approach that the disciplinary maternal mortality review committees and the causes of maternal deaths.

ATNI is grateful to Senators Maria Cantwell and Markwayne Mullin for introducing the legislation in the Senate.

If they are going to do the job, they should have the same benefits.

Let's just say, hey, listen, if you are going to do the job, let's get the same benefits as a Federal officer.

ATNI is grateful to Senators Maria Cantwell and Markwayne Mullin for introducing the legislation in the Senate.

If they are going to do the job, they should have the same benefits.

Let's just say, hey, listen, if you are going to do the job, let's get the same benefits as a Federal officer.

There are important things we can work on together, House and Senate, Republican and Democrat, and it is our obligation to those future Americans that we do so.

I cannot stress enough the importance of continuing bipartisan work to reduce disparities, improve outcomes.