[ [link removed] ]No Dem Left Behind
[ [link removed] ]Winning America's Heartland
I am the third in a line of four women named Margaret. My grandmother,
Margaret Cooke Byers, was born in 1897and turned 22 on the day that
Congress passed the 19th Amendment, which allowed women to vote. My
mother, Peggy Byers Wood, saw women achieve the right to control their own
bodies, finances, and futures with the Roe decision. I am the third
Margaret, becoming the second woman in the history of America to be
elected both Governor and Senator. 

Over the course of my grandmother's, my mother's, and my lifetime, women
have made tremendous progress towards achieving their rights as full and
equal citizens in our democracy. 

But now, for the first time in our country's history, a generation of
American women have fewer rights than their mothers did. 

My daughter, the fourth Margaret in my family, is now less free than I was
at her age.

This is a grave moment for American women and for our democracy. The
Supreme Court has taken away the freedom of half the population, freedom
that most American women have known for their entire lives. 

It seems daunting to contemplate where we go from here. But we have been
in similar fights before. We have to keep fighting. We have to organize,
mobilize, vote, and do everything in our power to protect our Senate
majority – because if Mitch McConnell becomes the Majority Leader, he will
ban abortion nationwide. 

We owe it to ourselves and the next generation — to women like my
daughter, Margaret number four — to keep fighting.

[ [link removed] ]So please, join me in this fight by rushing any amount you can to
continue the progress we've been working on for hundreds of years. 

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