I've heard such horrifying stories since that ban went into effect, about women bleeding out.
I believe it's women who should decide about these issues.
That's why we must pass the Women's Health Protection Act which I author, ensuring that women have the right to make healthcare decisions.
When those freedoms were stripped away, Wisconsinites were sent back to the year 1849.
One way to improve access, which has happened in my home state, is to provide school-based oral health prevention care.
When a mother has poor oral health or can't access the dental care she needs, she and her child may face worse health outcomes.
Everyone deserves the freedom to make their own healthcare decisions without interference from politicians and judges.
Women's health and reproductive rights are under attack in this country.