This is the best piece of writing I’ve seen on the Cornell 7 case. Lays bare the absolute moral horror of *what we know* without taking allegation as fact
Excellent @JillFilipovic@Slate
https://t.co/kINGTYhg1p
No one should have to fear being punished for seeking or providing reproductive care.
As anti-abortion extremists in other states try to reach across our borders and threaten patients and providers, New York will continue to fight back.
Louisiana, Alabama, and Arkansas are asking the Supreme Court to let them impose their abortion bans on New York and punish our doctors for providing legal health care.
I'll fight with everything in my power to defend our shield law and protect every provider and patient.
@JessicaValenti Why it’s VITAL to obtain care from a provider that doesn’t require you to enter your information into an online form and provides care by phone, and doesn’t have electronic medical records
Reminder: The actual scientific evidence strongly supports removing the existing restrictions on mifepristone and expanding access to medication abortion, not adding more barriers.
Read more: https://t.co/YBFWqH7VKC
BREAKING: Leaked video shows Obama, on the day he signed the JCPOA Iran Nuclear deal, disgustingly saying:
“If other countries have ballistic missiles, it’s a little bit unfair for Iran to have none.”
What the hell was wrong with him? Sounds like something a traitor would say.
Oops… nevermind. That was Trump yesterday .
@RGHough@ZaidJilani@jamestalarico I DO know shit about Republicans, specifically Texas Republicans. I know they make up just over half of the people seeking to obtain medical abortions at my practice and wish they didn’t have to look outside their state for care.
@ZaidJilani@jamestalarico I wonder if you’d champion a “nuanced" approach to public healthcare? Should a person's zipcode, income, or employment status dictate their survival? By prioritizing compromise over truth or fundamental equity, the risk of doing real harm to women is high.
@ZaidJilani@jamestalarico Restricted access disproportionately affects low-income women and women of color, who already face systemic inequities in maternal care and face greater hurdles traveling out-of-state.