[ [link removed] ]Ayanna Pressley for Congress

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|Ayanna Pressley is leading the fight in the House of |
|Representatives to stop the attacks on abortion access, |
|medication abortion, and birth control. Please read her update |
|below on this fight, and if you can, [ [link removed] ]pitch in |
|$25 |
|or anything you can to support our abortion rights work. |
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Two
years ago, the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade taking away the
constitutional right to abortion. The judges — three of whom were
appointed by the former occupant of the White House — said this was a
matter of states’ rights. Please.

This was never about states’ rights. The Dobbs ruling has enabled far
right-extremists to execute their coordinated scheme to exert power, take
away our rights, and control our bodies.

We’ve seen this play out in every corner of the country. Just to recall a
few examples:

* The governor of Idaho passed a law that would restrict residents from
traveling to other states to receive an abortion.
* In Ohio, a Black woman was criminally charged with a felony for
experiencing a miscarriage.
* The Texas Supreme Court ruled that a woman couldn't end a pregnancy
when the fetus had a fatal condition that threatened her life.
* In Louisiana, the state legislature just classified abortion pills as
controlled dangerous substances.
* Just last week, Republicans in Congress blocked legislation that would
protect access to birth control.

That’s just scratching the surface of this new reality. Judges are
cosplaying as medical experts. Doctors are being forced to consult lawyers
before giving patients the care they need.

[ [link removed] ]We need to call this what it is: A national march towards forced birth.
I’m sounding the alarm, and I’m fighting back. Will you pitch in
$25 or
anything you can to power my campaign to pass abortion protections across
the country?

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While Republicans across the country are misleading the public about their
positions on abortion in an effort to get votes, we know where they stand.

Banning abortion isn’t far enough. In Project 2025, they detailed plans to
ban the federal government’s use of the words “reproductive health,” and
“abortion” in any legislation, grant, or contract. Abortion care would
become inaccessible and illegal, no matter where you live. Right on page
six, Project 2025 states, “The Dobbs decision is just the beginning.”

There is no world in which politicians or extremist judges should get to
decide when and how we start a family, what medications we can take, and
what we can and can’t do with our bodies.

As the Chair of the Pro-Choice Caucus’ Abortion Rights and Access Task
Force I’m doing everything I can to fight back by pushing for legislation
that would protect abortion rights in Massachusetts and across the country
— by ensuring everyone can access birth control over-the-counter, free of
charge; by protecting access to medication abortion pills like
mifepristone, and introducing the Abortion Justice Act to ensure abortion
care is readily available to all who need it, without shame, stigma, or
systemic barriers.

[ [link removed] ]Your support ensures I can keep up the fight for abortion rights. Can
you please pitch in
$25 or
anything you can to power our pro-abortion rights movement?

Yours in this fight,

Ayanna





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