What these jokers never seem to comprehend, is every life saved from an abortion has a 50/50 chance of being a female life saved. Democrats don’t like that fact.
In an upcoming interview with “Morning Joe,” Vice President Kamala Harris expressed her concerns about the repercussions of abortion bans in several states, highlighting the broader health care crisis that women are facing due to restricted access to essential reproductive care. According to Harris, the closures of clinics trusted by communities are not only affecting abortion services but also reducing access to critical health screenings such as Pap smears, breast cancer tests, and HIV screenings. These facilities, she noted, have been pivotal in providing dignified and judgment-free health care.
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Vice President Kamala Harris speaks with Morning Joe’s Mika Brzezinski on the high stakes at next week’s presidential debate.
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The Vice President shared insights from her visit to a reproductive care clinic in Minnesota, emphasizing that these clinics play a crucial role in community health services. The enactment of restrictive laws, she remarked, has led to a significant decrease in the availability of essential health services, impacting many individuals.
The full conversation is set to be aired on the anniversary of the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, marking a critical reflection point on the state of reproductive rights in the country.
During the same segment, Harris was joined by Hadley Duvall, a reproductive rights advocate who featured in a campaign advertisement for Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear’s 2023 re-election. Duvall shared her personal story of needing an abortion after being sexually abused by her stepfather, highlighting the stakes of reproductive rights in electoral politics.
Next Monday: @morningmika will sit down for an exclusive interview with Vice President Kamala Harris @vp pic.twitter.com/yrCQBsfLRT
— Morning Joe (@Morning_Joe) June 20, 2024
Duvall emphasized the importance of voting, particularly urging support for candidates who advocate for preserving abortion rights nationwide. She challenged voters to set aside partisan biases for the greater good of women’s rights, underscoring the limited choices women often face regarding their reproductive health.
Tomorrow on @Morning_Joe @morningmika sits down with @KamalaHarris discussing the fight for reproductive rights and what’s at stake this November pic.twitter.com/U4r3UgHbwY
— Jesse Rodriguez (@JesseRodriguez) June 23, 2024
Vice President Harris framed the discussion on abortion and reproductive rights as a broader issue of freedom. She stressed that the ability to make decisions about one’s body is a fundamental freedom and warned of the potential risks to other freedoms if such rights are compromised. Harris and her allies in media think the American people are falling for this yet again. They are not. Every few months now another poll, done by Leftists, clearly shows that the majority of Americans are for restricting abortion. A face the media and Democrats detest.
Major Points
- Vice President Kamala Harris highlights the healthcare crisis caused by abortion bans in an upcoming “Morning Joe” interview.
- Harris notes that these bans lead to clinic closures, limiting access to essential services like cancer screenings and HIV tests.
- The interview coincides with the two-year anniversary of the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.
- Reproductive rights advocate Hadley Duvall shares her personal story and emphasizes the importance of voting for pro-choice candidates.
- Harris frames the debate on abortion restrictions as a broader issue of fundamental freedoms and civil liberties.
Conner T – Reprinted with permission of Whatfinger News
