Indivisibles,

One year ago today, the draft of the Dobbs decision that would overturn
Roe v. Wade was leaked. In the intervening months, tens of millions of
people have lost access to abortion care -- an established right for
nearly the previous fifty years.

We've seen Republican state legislatures across the country enact abortion
bans, even resurrecting archaic state laws from the 1800s that prohibit
abortion. And just months after the court overturned Roe, MAGA Republicans
in Congress introduced a bill to ban abortion nationwide. 

The one silver lining in the past year has been the groundswell of
grassroots energy fighting back against the MAGA assault on abortion
rights. Voters in several states rejected abortion bans on the ballot,
passed amendments enshrining reproductive rights into state constitutions,
and defeated Trump-endorsed, anti-abortion candidates in swing states,
including Pennsylvania, Georgia, Michigan, Wisconsin, Arizona, and Nevada.

And just last month, Indivisibles mobilized to help elect Janet
Protasiewicz and flip the Wisconsin Supreme Court ahead of a session that
will likely include a case determining the status of abortion access in
Wisconsin. 

People are mobilized and fighting back, but we know MAGA Republicans won't
give up, no matter how unpopular their position is. Last month,
Trump-appointed Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk in Texas issued a decision that
would have restricted access to the abortion drug mifepristone nationwide.
For now, mifepristone remains FDA-approved and federally legal while we
await a ruling from the Supreme Court that will likely come sometime over
the next year. 

Even so, Kacsmaryk's ruling makes it clear that access to abortion is
under assault everywhere. MAGA judges can reach across state lines and
overrule the will of voters in red states AND blue states who’ve fought to
keep abortion legal. 

To restore abortion rights for everyone in the country and stem the tide
of Republican-imposed restrictions, we need action at the federal level.
That's why Indivisible Action's north star for the next two years is
restoring our Democratic trifecta. 

Together, we'll win back the House, keep the presidency, and replace
Kyrsten Sinema with a true pro-choice Democrat. Then, we'll abolish the
filibuster and codify Roe. But the fight won't end there. We'll push
Democrats to expand the Supreme Court and reform the judiciary so that
MAGA judges will no longer threaten our fundamental rights. 

None of this will be easy, but it's our best shot at restoring abortion
access and building lasting protections for reproductive rights. Election
day might be a ways away, but the hard work of rebuilding our trifecta is
already underway. Here are two things you can do today:

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donors. Make a contribution today to ensure this movement has what it
needs to build a pro-choice trifecta.
 2. [ [link removed] ]Read our abortion birddogging guide and put it into action. We need
Indivisibles to show up and make every vulnerable Republican who
brought us to this point answer for their actions. We’ll help make
their panicked answers go viral for all their voters to hear. 

The last year has been horrific in so many ways, but our sadness, rage,
and resolve are shared by so many. The [ [link removed] ]country is now 10-15% more
pro-choice than it was one year ago today -- that’s millions of people we
can activate around the next election to help elect pro-choice leaders and
restore our rights.

[ [link removed] ]If you’re ready to make an early investment in that work -- truly the
most important thing we can do in this moment to protect abortion rights
nationwide -- please chip in today.

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In solidarity,
Meagan Hatcher-Mays
Director of Democracy Policy, Indivisible



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