The Supreme Court handed the Trump administration yet another unjust victory. In a 7-2 ruling, employers are now allowed to refuse birth control coverage if they have moral or religious objections, tossing the Affordable Care Act’s provision out the window.

Ro Khanna

Today the Supreme Court handed the Trump administration yet another unjust victory. In a 7-2 ruling, employers are now allowed to refuse birth control coverage if they have moral or religious objections, tossing the Affordable Care Act’s provision out the window.

Experts estimate that up to 126,000 people could lose access to contraceptive coverage due to this ruling. That’s what we’re facing in 2020.

This fight isn’t over. From contraceptive coverage to unemployment during a pandemic, it’s clear that our system of centering employer-sponsored health insurance is fundamentally broken.

We need Medicare for All. Together, we can build a system where someone’s reproductive health isn’t subject to an employer’s veto. Sign your name if you agree:

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Thanks for your support,

Ro



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