Gillibrand: Legal abortion in US won't end 'if we have anything to do with it'
Source: The Hill
BY REBECCA SAVRANSKY - 02/28/18 09:16 AM EST
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.) pushed back on Vice President Mike Pence's comments predicting legal abortion in the U.S. would end "in our time."
"Not if we have anything to do with it," Gillibrand, one of several Senate Democrats thought to be considering presidential runs in 2020, tweeted Tuesday. "Get to the polls this November, women. Were owning our future."
Link to tweet
Pence spoke at a luncheon Tuesday in Nashville, Tenn., hosted by Susan B. Anthony List & Life Institution, an anti-abortion organization.
"I know in my heart of hearts this will be the generation that restores life in America," he said during the event.
Read more: http://thehill.com/homenews/senate/375971-gillibrand-pushes-back-on-pence-legal-abortion-in-us-wont-end-if-we-have
Ray Bruns
(4,110 posts)He should have said " I predict the end of abortion for poor women in our time."
There, fixed for him.
Ohiogal
(32,036 posts)his own little delusional religion bubble.
He is as clueless as they come. Go away, Pence. Maybe you and Donnie can be cellmates in prison.
turbinetree
(24,710 posts)Maybe this fucking fascist traitor and liar, should get his nose out of book that has caused more deaths than anything else and try to , I don't know, read something like this,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,but he will not, he's a traitor to himself, life, and the majority of the public, that woman have a right to privacy.....................
Inside the Top-Secret Abortion Underground
Code names, top-secret training, and a movement of women determined to avoid the medical establishment.
NINA LISS-SCHULTZMARCH/APRIL 2018 ISSUE
On a summer day in 2015, Renata and more than a dozen women, all strangers from different parts of the country, sat in a semicircle on the living-room floor of a house, deep in the rural South. A lean twentysomething with a wide smile and olive skin, Renata was the only nonwhite person in the group. And she felt conspicuous in other ways toomany of the women struck her as kind of new agey, and some had been involved in a crystal energetics midwifery program. All of them had big red binders full of worksheets and documents related to the topic at hand: how to help women self-induce an abortion. My initial thought, she recalls, is, What the fuck did I get myself into?'
Renata had come from Arizona to attend the weeklong training. She learned how, in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, white male doctors consolidated their professional power in part by sidelining female and often nonwhite midwives and other community healers. She learned which drugs and herbs induce a miscarriage and where to buy the small, plastic, strawlike instrument that is inserted into the uterus and suctions out an unwanted pregnancy. If problems arise, what should one say to avoid scrutiny at the emergency room? In which states is self-induced abortion, and helping women self-induce, a crime?
https://www.motherjones.com/crime-justice/2018/02/inside-the-top-secret-abortion-underground/
Fortinbras Armstrong
(4,473 posts)But he won't admit it.
And he is another Republican who, as soon as the kid is born, loses all interest in its health and well being.
area51
(11,918 posts)The whole reason to ban abortion is to kill women.
Merlot
(9,696 posts)I become less and less impressed by Gillibrand every day.
LanternWaste
(37,748 posts)I'm not at all surprised you allege that.
brooklynite
(94,679 posts)murielm99
(30,754 posts)She's probably too old as well. After all, she is fifty-one. Women get "too old" sooner than men.