[1]John Fetterman

John,

Today, we honor the 49th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, which legalized
abortion across the United States. Now, we’re faced with constant threats
to not only repeal Roe, but criminalize abortion.

I’ve said it before, and I will say it again: The right to an abortion is
non-negotiable. Reproductive freedom is sacred, and people should have
control over their own bodies. Period.

Here in Pennsylvania, Governor Wolf and I will veto ANY bill that limits a
person's reproductive freedom.

Together, we're the first and second line of defense for abortion rights
and reproductive freedom in our Commonwealth.

But the truth is, John, it isn't
enough. Democrats must immediately enact federal protections for
reproductive rights on the national level so we can prevent the types of
astounding abortion bans like the ones we're seeing in Texas and
Mississippi. This means abolishing the filibuster and passing the Women’s
Health Protection Act, which would codify reproductive rights into law.

Let me be very clear: The future of Roe is on the ballot this year. I need
your help in this race because whoever becomes Pennsylvania’s next U.S.
Senator will be able to cast a deciding vote to end the filibuster and
clear the way to protect abortion access, not to mention confirm or deny
future Supreme Court nominees.

[ [link removed] ]Threats to reproductive freedom aren’t slowing down any time soon, even
after 49 years of legal abortion. In honor of the anniversary of Roe v.
Wade, will you please chip in $5 or any amount today to help
me become the 51st Democrat in the Senate voting YES on abolishing the
filibuster, protecting abortion access, and so much more?



[ [link removed] ]Contribute $5



Thank you for taking action today,

John

John Fetterman
Lieutenant Governor of Pennsylvania


 


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