John, picture this: a state database tracking every person who's dared to make a choice about their body, complete with a "patient identifier." 

Next month, the OK House will vote to make this horrible nightmare our reality. Oklahoma already has a total ban on abortions — doctors will be convicted of murder if they try to help a woman who is dying. By mandating invasive tracking of women's health decisions, this bill not only violates personal freedoms but also sets a chilling precedent for privacy rights. 

If we’re going to restore women’s rights in Oklahoma, it has to be at the federal level - Stitt has 4 more years and Stephanie Bice is doubling down on her full support for these cruel, extreme laws.

That’s why it’s so vital we seize this moment in the district right now; we may not have another chance.

This isn't just about keeping records; it's a masterclass in intimidation. The message? Seek an abortion or provide one, and you'll be tracked down and charged with murder - I wish I was making this up

The fight for women’s rights needs more than just anger—it needs resources. 

Will you pitch in $17 today to combat these disgusting laws

and stand up for women’s rights?

When did we arrive at a place where we can't hold two thoughts, where we can't be pro-choice and support life – and the extremes don't dictate the conversation? This is the question we must confront as a society. It's time to move beyond polarized viewpoints that offer no real solutions to the complex issues at hand.
 
Let’s get to work,
 
Madison Horn

P.S. We need leaders who will step up to combat these invasive laws and support those who stand for choice - that’s why i’m asking for your support NOW!

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