Massachusetts U.S. Rep Katherine Clark: “The near-total ban on abortion in Texas meant that the doctors couldn’t do anything to remove the unviable…”

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Massachusetts U.S. Rep Katherine Clark: “The near-total ban on abortion in Texas meant that the doctors couldn’t do anything to remove the unviable…”
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Oct 20, 2022
ByT. M. Strom
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Katherine Clark tweeted the following:

“The near-total ban on abortion in Texas meant that the doctors couldn’t do anything to remove the unviable fetus unless Amanda’s life was at risk. She would either have to get sick enough for doctors to intervene, or miscarry on her own.””
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Here are other recent tweets from Katherine Clark:

“If you read one thing today, let it be Amanda and Josh’s heartbreaking miscarriage story that became a near-death experience because of the GOP’s abortion bans and assault on reproductive freedom:
people.com/health/texas-w“
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“This is where we’re at: GOP lawmakers would rather prep parents to identify the mangled bodies of their children than make our communities safer by reforming our gun laws. twitter.com/NBCNews/status“
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“The #AmericanRescuePlan provided $50 Billion in child care relief funding. Yesterday, I saw this funding in action.
Democrats understand that child care is critical to a strong and inclusive economy. It enables parents to get to work and businesses to thrive. twitter.com/BostonABCD/sta“
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