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Kamala Harris' tweets speaking up for abortion rights after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v Wade have not been taken well by many.

To those of you who feel alone and scared: I want you to know the President and I are fighting for you and your rights. I voted for you & for every democrat I could & all I’m hearing and seeing are platitudes and “vote in November!” This is bs.— Babetta 📎 🌻 (@babettalane) #DOSOMETHINGBoth you & @POTUSknew this was coming & there was nothing you could do? To those of you who feel alone and scared: I want you to know the President and I are fighting for you and your rights. Without access to the same health care or reproductive health care their mothers and grandmothers had for 50 years.— Vice President Kamala Harris (@VP) June 25, 2022 Without access to the same health care or reproductive health care their mothers and grandmothers had for 50 years.” After the overturning of the landmark 1973 ruling, the vice president took to Twitter to say, “I know there are women out there who are afraid.

Vice President Kamala Harris stepped in it with both feet after the Supreme Court released its ruling on abortion. “I know there are women out there who are ...

“Not VP Kamala Harris watching the erosion of #RoeVsWade from her plane, at a distance. He was also the a.m. editor of the Drudge Report for four years. “Could you be specific? Like, *how* are you fighting? “I’m genuinely asking, what have they done so far in this administration? To those of you who feel alone and scared: I want you to know the President and I are fighting for you and your rights.

US Vice President Kamala Harris joined many pro-choice voices who condemned the Conservative-majority Supreme Court's decision to overturn the 1973 Roe v.

Biden also called on the public to elect more officials who are pro-choice in the coming midterm elections in November. In her latest remarks, Harris said the voters would have the final say on whether the landmark ruling would be reinstated. US Vice President Kamala Harris joined many pro-choice voices who condemned the Conservative-majority Supreme Court’s decision to overturn the 1973 Roe v.

With Justice Kavanaugh now part of the court majority that voted to overturn Roe v. Wade and the senator now the vice president, Harris is warning that the ...

Getting straight to the politics of the matter after the ruling was announced, Harris said, “You have the power to elect leaders who will defend and protect your rights. They believe in the rule of law.” She was flying to Illinois for a maternal health event when the final decision was announced last week, and read it while still in the air - quickly shifting the focus of her planned remarks to the ruling. Becoming a leading voice on abortion access could be a better fit for Harris after President Joe Biden tasked her with overseeing other thorny issues that haven’t gone well: immigration and expanding voting rights. Once those rights have fallen, the argument goes, voting rights could be next. Wade, and all it stands for, does not mean giving up your beliefs.” Harris symbolically presiding over the Senate didn’t stop Republicans from blocking efforts to codify Roe v. As a senator, Harris introduced legislation to improve maternal health. With Justice Kavanaugh now part of the court majority that voted to overturn Roe v. Also ultimately at stake, Harris maintains, is the legalization of gay marriage, noting that states with the strictest abortion laws often also have past LGBTQ prohibitions that the Supreme Court could revive. Harris has been a leading Biden administration voice on abortion rights since early May, when a leaked draft opinion previewed Roe v. Kavanaugh declined to answer.

Vice President Kamala Harris has been a leading Biden administration voice on abortion rights since early May, when a leaked draft opinion previewed Roe v.

Getting straight to the politics of the matter after the ruling was announced, Harris said, “You have the power to elect leaders who will defend and protect your rights. They believe in the rule of law.” She was flying to Illinois for a maternal health event when the final decision was announced last week, and read it while still in the air — quickly shifting the focus of her planned remarks to the ruling. Becoming a leading voice on abortion access could be a better fit for Harris after President Joe Biden tasked her with overseeing other thorny issues that haven’t gone well: immigration and expanding voting rights. Once those rights have fallen, the argument goes, voting rights could be next. Wade, and all it stands for, does not mean giving up your beliefs.” With Justice Kavanaugh now part of the court majority that voted to overturn Roe v. Harris symbolically presiding over the Senate didn’t stop Republicans from blocking efforts to codify Roe v. As a senator, Harris introduced legislation to improve maternal health. Also ultimately at stake, Harris maintains, is the legalization of gay marriage, noting that states with the strictest abortion laws often also have past LGBTQ prohibitions that the Supreme Court could revive. Harris has been a leading Biden administration voice on abortion rights since early May, when a leaked draft opinion previewed Roe v. Kavanaugh declined to answer.

With Justice Kavanaugh now part of the court majority that voted to overturn Roe v. Wade and the senator now the vice president, Harris is warning that the ...

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Liberals responded to a tweet from Vice President Kamala Harris expressing solidarity with protesters of the Supreme Court's decision overturning Roe v ...

To those of you who feel alone and scared: I want you to know the President and I are fighting for you and your rights. “I know there are women out there who are afraid. I know there are women out there who are afraid.

Vice President Kamala Harris will sit down with CNN's Dana Bash on Monday for her first interview since last week's US Supreme Court ruling that overturned ...

Vice President Kamala Harris said Monday that the Supreme Court's overturning of abortion rights was "shocking," and that the Biden administration is ...

And so we want to make sure that there does not result in extreme disparities, or any disparities, based on who can receive care based on how much money they’ve got.” It means that they may have to put up money for a train or a bus or a plane, much less a hotel. This is profound.” “If they are working, which most are, they’re going to have to have time from work and if they don’t have paid leave, they’re going to have to figure out how to afford it. “We will do everything within our power as an administration through the executive branch to ensure that women have access to the medication they need, and which has been by the way FDA-approved, and that they will have freedom of travel, and that that travel should be unrestricted,” Ms. Harris said. Vice President Kamala Harris said Monday that the Supreme Court’s overturning of abortion rights was “shocking,” and that the Biden administration is exploring a wide range of federal aid for women seeking to travel to states that still allow abortions.

Vice President Kamala Harris sat down for her first television interview Monday since the Supreme Court overturned federal abortion protections on Friday ...

'Today, I invite all people to stand together in defense of one of the most fundamental ideals and principles that for generations… 'In holding that it is not deeply rooted in our history, today's decision on that theory then calls into question other rights that we thought were settled. Without access to the same health care or reproductive healthcare that their mothers and grandmothers had for 50 years.' It is not something that just happens.' 'This opinion also says, when you read it, that abortion is not deeply rooted in our nation's history,' the vice president said. 'Today, the Supreme Court of the United States expressly took away a Constitutional right from the American people, that it had already recognized. 'Here's what that decision means: For nearly 50 years, we have talked about what Roe v. Today, right now, as of this minute, we can only talk about what Roe v Wade protected. They didn't limit it, they simply took it away. And I just actually turned - and I couldn't believe it. In her first sit-down interview since Roe v. Moments after the decision was handed down on Friday, Harris warned it would cause Illinois.a 'health care crisis' in a speech she was forced to alter at the last minute during a trip to Plainfield,a 'health care crisis' in a speech she was forced to alter at the last minute during a trip to Plainfield,

Vice President Kamala Harris on Monday said that the Biden administration wasn't looking into allowing abortions to be performed on federal land in states ...

And the way that this decision has come down has been so driven, I think, by the politics of the issue versus what should be the values that we place on freedom and liberty in our country.” “I’ll start with the babiest of the babiest of the baby steps: Open abortion clinics on federal lands in red states right now. “I just actually turned to CNN and I couldn’t believe it. I couldn’t believe it. “Do think about it in the context of the fact that they wrote this decision including concurring opinions that suggest that other rights, such as the freedom to make decisions about when you were going to start a family, the freedom and the right to make decisions about contraception, IUDs —what this is going to mean in terms of in vitro fertilization.” It’s another thing when it actually happens.”

Lawmakers including AOC and Elizabeth Warren have called on the administration to take this step, and the VP just shrugged it off in a CNN interview Monday.

And it’s possible Democrats win seats in the Senate but lose the House, which is why people are, again, urging executive action right now. Yes, people should absolutely vote, but 130-something days is a long time for people who are pregnant right now and don’t want to be. (The Nation’s Elie Mystal has been talking about this concept since September when the Texas six-week ban took effect.) At a rally on Friday night, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-New York) said opening clinics on federal lands in red states would be the “babiest of the baby steps” that the administration should take “right now.” And about an hour before Harris’ interview aired, Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass) called on Biden to declare a medical emergency and establish abortion care on federal land, specifically national parks. Technically, restoring abortion access in red state could be possible, according to Attorney General Merrick Garland, who said in a statement on Friday that states can’t ban FDA-approved abortion pills. But we, if you count the votes, don’t appear to have the votes in the Senate. Well, there’s an election happening in 130-odd days. Advocates have called on the administration to do everything in its power to protect abortion access, including leasing federal land to abortion providers.

Vice president isn't committing to any of the ideas pushed by progressives – but it's not clear exactly what her plan to protect women's rights entails.

Another idea that has been floated is the possibility of opening up abortion-provider facilities on federal lands, but Harris said that has not been under discussion. Merrick Garland signaled as much in a statement on Friday, per the Washington Post, stating that his department was ready to work with the FDA to ensure access to Mifepristone — the abortion pill — and that states would not be allowed to halt access to abortion counseling services. Harris said the administration would do “everything in our power” to ensure that people have access to the medication they need — which is FDA approved — as well as the freedom to travel between states to access this medication or other abortion services.

Vice President Kamala Harris says she worries other rights might be endangered after the Supreme Court overturned Roe vs. Wade, the landmark case legalizing ...

And she said the administration is not discussing plans floated by some groups that would involve using federal lands to perform abortions in states that have outlawed the procedure. She said she was shocked when she learned the news and followed coverage on her plane’s television. Harris is emerging as a leading advocate of the administration on abortion rights.

Vice President Kamala Harris gave a disastrous interview on CNN about the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.

And a granddaughter of a woman.” Keep in mind that this interview was supposed to be a slam-dunk contest with only one contestant. And a daughter of a woman. I can certainly see why the Dave Portnoys of America would be perturbed by the end of Roe: young men like to sow wild oats and not have to worry about showing up for the harvest. But Harris thinks the parents of these men are the ones who should go on high alert? Harris might have guessed what she’d be asked to talk about, and she was: CNN’s Dana Bash wanted to quiz her about Roe v.

Vice President Kamala Harris was ridiculed on social media for various odd comments made during her one-on-one CNN interview that aired on Monday after the ...

With a knowing nod and grin, the Vice President asks you to think about what it means for the life of your son if he doesn't have the opportunity to convince the mother of his child to kill it in the womb. I thought of it as an aunt of pre-school children," Harris said. "When we think about it, everyone has something at risk on this. I thought about it as a godparent of teenagers. "The court actually took a constitutional right that has been recognized for half a century and took it from the women of America. That’s shocking. "You know, I thought about it as a parent.

Vice President Kamala Harris on Monday gave her first sit-down interview after the Supreme Court sent the issue of abortion back to the states.

We'll go to those outer limits to make sure that we're working with Americans to get the care that they need.” A number of Harris’ former Senate colleagues have called on the administration to take more aggressive actions to protect abortion access. The Biden administration is currently not considering providing abortions on federal lands that border states which outlaw or restrict abortion, Harris also noted. And what that will mean in terms of the choices he will have,” Harris added. “If you are a parent of sons, do think about what this means for the life of your son. Health and Human Services secretary Xavier Becerra told CNN in a separate interview on Monday that the agency is going to “work with those women, work with providers to make sure that at the end of the day, women access the care they need,” but said the administration is “not going to try to speak for the states that are moving to deny women access to the kind of care that they need.”

The vice president reiterated the Biden administration's full support for abortion rights, saying the government would help women sidestep state ...

Speaking to CNN's Dana Bash, Harris said the administration will push to ensure that women can access FDA-approved medications used for abortions. Harris said that was as an "important point." While Harris did not present specific steps, she pledged the administration's full support of women accessing abortion medication and traveling freely to seek the procedure.

Vice President Harris said Monday that she “never believed” the Senate testimony of Supreme Court Justices Brett M. Kavanaugh and Neil M. Gorsuch, in which ...

Wade was settled legal precedent and I am alarmed they chose to reject the stability the ruling has provided for two generations of Americans.” “I promise to do that for any issue that comes up, abortion or anything else,” she added. “I couldn’t believe it, because they actually did it,” she said. Collins said she felt misled after she voted to confirm the justices, two of three Trump nominees who gave the court a 6-to-3 conservative majority. “When we think about it, everyone has something at risk on this,” she added. The 1965 Griswold decision barred states from denying contraceptives to married couples. Harris said the court’s decisions had been driven by politics. That was my opinion,” she added. “I definitely believe this is not over. I do. That was my perspective. Wade, which established a constitutional right to abortion.

VP Kamala Harris in CNN interview reacts to overturning of Roe v. Wade and Justice Clarence Thomas: "I definitely believe this is not over."

Getting straight to the politics of the matter after the ruling was announced, Harris said, “You have the power to elect leaders who will defend and protect your rights. They believe in the rule of law.” She was flying to Illinois for a maternal health event when the final decision was announced last week, and read it while still in the air — quickly shifting the focus of her planned remarks to the ruling. Once those rights have fallen, the argument goes, voting rights could be next. Becoming a leading voice on abortion access could be a better fit for Harris after President Joe Biden tasked her with overseeing other thorny issues that haven’t gone well: immigration and expanding voting rights. Wade, and all it stands for, does not mean giving up your beliefs.” With Justice Kavanaugh now part of the court majority that voted to overturn Roe v. Harris symbolically presiding over the Senate didn’t stop Republicans from blocking efforts to codify Roe v. As a senator, Harris introduced legislation to improve maternal health. Also ultimately at stake, Harris maintains, is the legalization of gay marriage, noting that states with the strictest abortion laws often also have past LGBTQ prohibitions that the Supreme Court could revive. Harris has been a leading Biden administration voice on abortion rights since early May, when a leaked draft opinion previewed Roe v. Kavanaugh declined to answer.

Vice President Kamala Harris was a senator when she had to vote on former president Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominees, who claimed they would preserve ...

“I think he just said the quiet part out loud,” Harris said to CNN. “And I think that is why we all must really understand the significance of what just happened. Harris is emerging as one of the leading voices to advocate for abortion rights. Harris said the administration “will do everything” within its power to defend access to medication abortion.

In her first sit down interview since the landmark Roe V. Wade ruling, Vice President Kamala Harris said she was shocked to see the news.

“And I think that is why we all must really understand the significance of what just happened. “I think he just said the quiet part out loud,” Harris said. According to Harris, the administration’s priority is inflation, per CNN. “The court actually took a constitutional right that has been recognized for half a century and took it from the women of America. That’s shocking. Harris was on her way to Aurora, Illinois, to promote the administration's policies that aid with maternal health. She told CNN that she was on the Air Force Two when the ruling was announced.