What’s the matter with Michigan? On the heels of the November election where voters soundly rejected a number of anti-women’s health candidates in their home state and re-elected President Obama in Michigan with a 15-point gender gap, out-of-touch lawmakers have continued to pursue an anti-women’s health agenda.
Good morning, everyone! It’s a busy day today, so we’ll head straight to the highlights. Here’s what we’re reading (and watching) about this morning…
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Thousands of people gathered on the worn-down lawn of the Michigan statehouse on one of the coldest days of the year to send a message that out-of-touch lawmakers should back down from their attacks on working families and women’s access to reproductive health care services.
Good morning everyone! There’s a lot going in the states from Texas to Michigan to Wisconsin. We’ll have more on that later, but in the meantime check out what else we’re reading this morning…
The Michigan state senate is expected to approve (as soon as today) a bill that establishes health center regulations so onerous they serve only one purpose: to shut down providers of safe and legal abortion altogether.
Good morning, everyone and happy Friday! This morning we're reading about the Shaheen amendment to protect the freedoms of women in the military and the disappointing news in Michigan to restrict women's health care choices.
Good morning, everyone! As many of you travel to your families and prepare for the Thanksgiving holiday, we encourage you to take a break from all the bustle and hustle and check out what we’re reading this morning…
Good morning, everyone! There are a number of primaries this morning, as voters head to the polls in Connecticut, Florida, Minnesota, and Wisconsin. In Wisconsin, one unlucky Republican winner will secure the nomination for the chance to face off against our women’s health champion: Tammy Baldwin. We’ll have more on this later, but in the meantime, check out what we’re reading this morning…
Good morning, everyone! Today, Kansans, Missourians, Michiganders, and Washingtonians head to the polls to vote in the primary, and our chump Rep. Todd Akin will face off against two primary challengers in the Missouri senate republican primary. Here’s what we’re reading this morning…
A few weeks ago, South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley became our Chump of the week after vetoing $453,680 for domestic violence and sexual assault prevention. The South Carolina legislature knows how important it was to keep these funds...