John,

Republicans across the country are working overtime to prevent people from accessing the reproductive health care they need. Just last week, Texas' extreme six-week abortion ban went into effect after the Supreme Court refused to block it. It's only a matter of time before we see similar extreme anti-choice laws introduced in states across the country.

We need to take action to protect reproductive rights before it's too late -- and one thing Congress can do right now is repeal the Hyde Amendment.

The Hyde Amendment is discriminatory language which bans abortion coverage under government-funded health plans. This amendment has been included in every spending bill passed by Congress in recent history and has affected people across the country's ability to make their own reproductive health care decisions.

Earlier this year, Kim helped pass the first spending bill in 45 years that didn't include the Hyde Amendment. But after passing the House, every Republican in the Senate voted to restore it.

We need to end discrimination in women's reproductive health care decisions and that starts with repealing the Hyde Amendment. Add your name if you agree >>