Dear Friend,

 

In a powerful new op-ed, Lieutenant Governor Jacqueline Coleman shares a moment that every parent fears — when the ultrasound room falls silent, and time stands still. Like countless Kentucky women, she knows firsthand that health decisions belong in doctor's offices, not in the halls of Frankfort.


But right now in Kentucky and across the country, politics is replacing medical expertise. Women are being forced to suffer until they go septic. Some are being sent to hospital parking lots to bleed out. This isn't hypothetical — it's happening. 


As Lt. Gov. Coleman writes: "When women are forced to suffer... we haven't just reached a breaking point, we have far surpassed it."


We've seen the power of our movement. Kentucky voters have already rejected GOP attempts to deny women their fundamental freedoms. But the fight isn't over — and we need your help to keep going.


Rush a donation of $30, $50, or whatever you can give to help Kentucky Democrats:

  • Support pro-choice candidates who trust women to make their own health decisions
  • Amplify stories like Lt. Gov. Coleman's that change hearts and minds
  • Build on our momentum from recent reproductive rights victories
  • Fight back against government overreach in medical decisions

➡️ Stand with Kentucky women — Donate $30 or more today.

 

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The stakes are crystal clear: Will we let Frankfort politicians control women's healthcare decisions? Or will we fight for a Kentucky where medical choices are made between a woman and her doctor?

 

In solidarity,

Morgan Eaves

Executive Director

Kentucky Democratic Party

 

P.S. Read Lt. Gov. Coleman's full story here. Then please chip in to help us continue this crucial fight for Kentucky women's futures.

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