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they're waiting until after the midterms, because they know controlling women and their healthcare decisions is so unpopular with the electorate and so politically toxic that it'll send them right into the abyss bsky.app/profile/susa...

Absolutely 100% true. The GOP numerous attempts to destroy reproductive freedoms for American women is about CONTROL of women fueled by misogyny. It’s not about authentic concern for the “Unborn”. For any persons who truly do feel otherwise, don’t have an abortion (!) Politicians: MYOB

Ban viagra

AGREE I have become disheartened by those that seek to role back the clock...be careful what you ask for...oppression of women is a sin ,women have always been capable of great things ,like you Patty Murray...thankyou

Do you know anybody in the Senate that could do something about it??...and I don't mean the been there forever @schumer.senate.gov stooges such as yourself and hiding in the her foxhole @cantwell.senate.gov

What do you expect when Senate Republicans confirm an ambulance-chasing lawyer who loves snorting cocaine off dirty barroom toilet seats as Secretary of Health and Human Services?

Senator Murray, has been in office since 1993… it’s time to mentor someone and retire. We need term limits for all! 19thnews.org/2022/01/cong...

Guess it's choice, or just say no...

Women and children will be dying because of this.

A lot of people don't care whether it is safe or not - because 'their morals are more important than your morals'!

Because they are misogynists

Viagra is gender-affirming care…

Keep your hands off of my body. It doesn't belong to you, MAGA. No woman needs a man to control them. My body, my choice!

Imagine if it was an issue for pregnant men.

No political party should be forcing their religious beliefs on anyone! But the @GOP is trying to do that because it divides us & voters on this single issue are a large block. It is not about what is right, because the rich can afford any medical procedure they choose. Freedom FROM Religion!

Dems had the chance to codify Roe during 111th Congress (of which Murray was a member), and yet decided it wasn't a priority and did nothing.