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STATEMENT: Gottheimer Statement on Supreme Court’s Failure to Protect Reproductive Rights

Sep 02, 2021
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Today, U.S. Congressman Josh Gottheimer (NJ-5) released the following statement:

“Nothing should stand in the way of the constitutional right for any woman to be able to make her own health care choices. With this decision, five Justices are choosing to disregard 48 years of precedent and denying millions of Americans their right to make their own choices about both their health and future. It’s clear that we must work at every level of government to continue our fight to protect a woman’s right to choose.”

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