51 years ago today, the Supreme Court ruled in Roe v. Wade that the right
to abortion was protected by the Constitution.

But nearly 50 years later, a very different, far-right Supreme Court
overturned that decision, effectively criminalizing abortion in entire
regions of the country.

We shouldn’t have to still be fighting this fight. We won in 1973, and
that should have been the end of it.

Today makes me think back to an event that we held at a senior center in
Montgomery County. When I talked about the importance of codifying Roe, I
saw on the faces of those who had lived in our country prior to Roe the
disbelief that we are forced to fight the same battles that they thought
they had won decades ago.

My daughter — and all of our daughters — deserve to grow up in a world
with more rights, not fewer.

[ [link removed] ]With anti-choice extremists pushing a nationwide ban, we need to fight
back in the Senate. Will you please donate to my campaign so I can fight
for reproductive justice at the federal level?

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More than 50 years after the highest court in the land ruled in favor of
abortion access, we’re still fighting for our lives in parts of the
country where anti-choice extremists pack courts, gerrymander their way to
legislative majorities, and strip women of their bodily autonomy.

But we refuse to go back, which is why we need to
pass federal legislation to protect nationwide access to safe and legal
abortion.

If I’m elected to the U.S. Senate, I’ll be a tireless advocate for
reproductive freedom and push for federal protections for abortion access.

[ [link removed] ]Can I count on your support by chipping in $25 to my campaign so we can
fight for reproductive rights together in the Senate?

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In solidarity,

Angela Alsobrooks


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