How will Dems save healthcare for women?

[Anonymous]

I mobilize and have actually worked for two United States senators throughout college and graduate school.... And you will never make me understand why Democrats have never made this a priority. I will still vote Democrat and I will still do everything I can to elect Democratic officials both at the local and national level, but let's not pretend that this was on any Democratic agenda for the past two decades

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I mobilize and have actually worked for two United States senators throughout college and graduate school.... And you will never make me understand why Democrats have never made this a priority. I will still vote Democrat and I will still do everything I can to elect Democratic officials both at the local and national level, but let's not pretend that this was on any Democratic agenda for the past two decades

If you were there, you should know why. When Roe was the law, the primary focus was on protecting it from the onslaught of Republican attempts to weaken it: harassment of providers, state obstacles, restrictions, and police state measures to close clinics. Any attempt to codify Roe at the time would have been bogged down in the Senate, which is set up to obstruct anything and everything.

[Anonymous]

Spoiled alert. They won’t. The democrats are not responsible for this.

Trump proudly took responsibility for overturning Roe.

The GOP enabled him every step of the way.

As the Bible says: reap as ye shall sow.

If you voted for Trump and the GOP, this is what you voted for.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I mobilize and have actually worked for two United States senators throughout college and graduate school.... And you will never make me understand why Democrats have never made this a priority. I will still vote Democrat and I will still do everything I can to elect Democratic officials both at the local and national level, but let's not pretend that this was on any Democratic agenda for the past two decades

If you were there, you should know why. When Roe was the law, the primary focus was on protecting it from the onslaught of Republican attempts to weaken it: harassment of providers, state obstacles, restrictions, and police state measures to close clinics. Any attempt to codify Roe at the time would have been bogged down in the Senate, which is set up to obstruct anything and everything.

Yup. Clearly the PP should understand this if she was paying attention.