Planned Parenthood, More than 50 Organizations Urge Senators to Protect Reproductive Health Care, Oppose Gorsuch Nomination
"Gorsuch has demonstrated he will go to extraordinary lengths to reach a result that would block women's access to basic reproductive healthcare. Moreover, Trump established an outrageous litmus test for his
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Among others, the groups pointed to the following examples of Gorsuch's extreme and dangerous record related to reproductive health:
* As a judge on the
* Trump pledged to appoint anti-abortion judges to the
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* Gorsuch ruled in favor of the idea that corporations are people and believes that bosses should be able to impede their employees' access to birth control. In fact, he wants to go even further than the
* Gorsuch has a troubling record of opposing LGBTQ rights and ruled against an incarcerated transgender woman seeking access to medically necessary hormone treatment in
The full text of the letter and signers is HERE (https://prochoice.org/wp-content/uploads/ReproLetterOpposingGorsuch_FINAL.pdf).
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