Justin Sherman, a Duke University expert on data brokers, discusses the dangers to reproductive health and all that can go wrong in a brave new world of menstrual tracking apps.
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I Had an Abortion and Kept Silent. No More.
I’m speaking out now because, as a political consultant and a woman, I believe sharing abortion stories publicly is essential to reclaiming our endangered reproductive rights.
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Abortion is a Normal Part of Everyday Life
The GOP is uniformly the party of forced pregnancy and the party committed to eliminating female autonomy.
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Why Can’t You Meet My Impossible Demands?
Right to Life advocates aren’t the only lobbyists who get mad when their unrealistic demands aren’t satisfied.
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We Shouldn’t Follow the Texas Model on Women’s Reproductive Health
The state’s rising rates of abortion and maternal mortality are something to be ashamed of, not replicated.
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Southern Discomfort: The Enemies of Jon Ossoff
When it comes to special elections, this is usually the time right-wingers smell blood…and try to draw some, too. One month from today, the runoff election in Georgia’s Sixth Congressional District between Democrat Jon Ossoff and Republican Karen Handel will take place. Between now and June 20, Ossoff will become the right’s Public Enemy No. […]
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Repealing Obamacare Is McConnell’s Headache Now
The House process was all about political games, not governing.
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Rush Limbaugh Asks, ‘Why Does Anyone Vote Republican?’
Trump’s problem is his strategy, the math, and unrealistic expectations from his base.
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Kaine is Able
While I anticipated that Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton would select a running mate more admired by the progressive wing of the party, I have no grievance with her selection of Virginia Senator Tim Kaine as her partner. Yes, there will be wailing and gnashing of teeth in some quarters because Caine is viewed as […]
