Planned Parenthood, Reproductive Freedom
for All endorse U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown
for reelection
Posted By: Harlowe, 6/25/2024 9:52:48 PM
Planned Parenthood Action Fund and Reproductive Freedom for All announced Tuesday they have endorsed U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Cleveland, for reelection in November. [Snip] Both organizations cited Brown's "steadfast commitment to protecting abortion rights," according to the Brown campaign. Brown "stands with the majority of Ohioans who believe women’s health care decisions should be between them and their doctors," while his challenger, Republican candidate Bernie Moreno, "supports overturning the will of Ohioans with a national abortion ban and has said he's '100% pro-life with no exceptions,'" according to the Brown campaign.
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Admin Censorship Case 6 replies
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Admin Censorship Case 6 replies
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Planned Parenthood, Reproductive Freedom
for All endorse U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown
for reelection 12 replies
for All endorse U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown
for reelection 12 replies
Planned Parenthood Action Fund and Reproductive Freedom for All announced Tuesday they have endorsed U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Cleveland, for reelection in November. [Snip] Both organizations cited Brown's "steadfast commitment to protecting abortion rights," according to the Brown campaign. Brown "stands with the majority of Ohioans who believe women’s health care decisions should be between them and their doctors," while his challenger, Republican candidate Bernie Moreno, "supports overturning the will of Ohioans with a national abortion ban and has said he's '100% pro-life with no exceptions,'" according to the Brown campaign.
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EXCLUSIVE: Archbishop Viganò confirms
he has not and will not attend Vatican
‘schism’ trial 9 replies
he has not and will not attend Vatican
‘schism’ trial 9 replies
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of Pope Francis’ 26 replies
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and ‘Increasingly Involved’ in Biden’s Campaign 30 replies
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The Post reports that:
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Studies show temperature
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Scheffler is forced to resign after shock controversy 19 replies
Scheffler is forced to resign after shock controversy 19 replies
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Target Young Children with Climate Change Propaganda 19 replies
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