Get Your Laws Off My Body: Bodily Autonomy for Everyone
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The Supreme Court’s decision on Dobbs has shocked and energized women across America as they suddenly find themselves stripped of healthcare rights they’ve been granted since the 1970s. Ruth Czuprynski, Deputy Campaign Manager for Santos for Wisconsin, questions Lorenzo Santos about those rights, what positions his GOP opponent Bryan Steil holds on bodily autonomy, and what Lorenzo will do once he’s serving WI-01 in Washington to restore those rights.
Episode Notes:
2023-09-12, Emily Bazelon, NYT: The Surprising Places Where Abortion Rights Are on the Ballot, and Winning
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/09/12/magazine/abortion-laws-states.html?unlocked_article_code=1.ak0.KWua.fTnYFER0qf7P&smid=url-share
In the 117th Congress, Steil voted against:
- HR 3755, the Women’s Health Protection Act, which prohibited restrictions on the provision of and access to abortion services
- HR 7, which guaranteed women fair compensation for their work
- HR 2119, which gave resources to women to protect them from domestic violence
- HR3110, which ensured nursing mothers had access to privacy in their workplaces
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