Ironically, this bill is called the Women's Health Protection Act of 2019, even though, if this bill became law, it would put women's health and safety at risk.
Michael Burgess: “Ironically, this bill is called the Women's Health Protection Act of 2019, even though, if this bill became law, it…”
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Burgess critiques the bill's title versus its potential impact on women's health.
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