Standing Up for Women's Health on the Supreme Court Steps
I just got back from the Supreme Court.
This week, the justices are hearing arguments on challenges brought by private plaintiffs and state governments that want to overturn the health-care law that President Obama signed into law two years ago.
If they succeed, all of our work to make near-universal coverage of birth control for women a reality will be undone.
That's why hundreds of pro-choice Americans rallied in front of the Supreme Court this morning. We were there to protect our health care from extremists who want to take it away.
Nancy Keenan, president of NARAL Pro-Choice America, said that women stand to lose a lot if the Court strikes down the law:
The attacks on the health-reform law are targeting women in the same way as the legislative attacks on contraception and ugly rhetoric that have made headlines in the last month. If the court strikes down this law, better coverage of prenatal care and contraceptives for millions of women could disappear. Insurance companies could go back to charging women more money for health-care services than men. That's why we must stand with President Obama and women across this country in supporting this important law.
The health-reform law is a big deal for millions of Americans.


Once they take away our right to choose and birth control our voting rights will be next and our rights to free speach, This must be stopped.
Dear Nancy:
Thank you for your tireless work for the people of the United States.
You are an inspiration to all of us who care about these issues.
I am sorry I was unable to attend the rally however I hope to be in position to attend the next one.
Thank you for the photos. They are awesome!
Sincerely,
Delbert Brander, III
Dear Nancy, I just hope that the Judges do not act in a political fashion or impose their Religious Dogma on us.
They do not seem to understand that women own their bodies and what is "inside" their bodies.
They also need to understand that if women lose their rights so do the men in their lives and their children and thus the whole of our society and our wonderful Constitution.
I was ignored an abortion in 1960 and my life wasn't that good...if only I could have not had a kid.
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