Planned Parenthood Action retweeted
Thank you @maziehirono for drawing attention to Pete Hegseth's unwillingness to put our service members health and safety above his own extreme anti-abortion views.
They should have access to the full spectrum of reproductive health care—and that includes abortion.
Planned Parenthood Action retweeted
This spring, #SCOTUS will hear a case about South Carolina's attempts to block Medicaid enrollees from accessing care at Planned Parenthood.
Millions of people access preventive and reproductive health care at Planned Parenthood health centers, far beyond abortion care.
Planned Parenthood Action retweeted
Everyone should have the freedom to get sexual and reproductive health care from a provider they trust — no matter their income or insurance status. Planned Parenthood health centers provide essential care, and South Carolinians trust @PPSouthAtlantic to get the care they need.
Planned Parenthood Action retweeted
Repite conmigo: “Merezco controlar MI cuerpo, MI futuro y MI vida”.
Planned Parenthood Action retweeted
Porsha Ngumezi should be here today. She deserved proper miscarriage care, but Texas’s abortion bans prevent doctors from performing common, life-saving procedures.
She deserved to get the care she needed.
p.ppfa.org/3CG8zvQ
Planned Parenthood Action retweeted
This Veterans Day, support our service members and their families: Tell Congress they deserve access to contraception without out-of-pocket costs. Let’s make health care fair and accessible for all! act.nwlc.org/a/ndaa-congress
Planned Parenthood Action retweeted
A post-election reflection for @ELLEmagazine. I hope, after you take time to grieve what we lost on November 5, that you will join us. We need you — now more than ever. elle.com/culture/career-poli…
Planned Parenthood Action retweeted
Congrats, @RosenforNevada! Your campaign championed reproductive freedom, and tonight, those values prevailed. In a time when our rights are increasingly under threat, your win represents progress toward a future where everyone can make their own health care decisions.
Planned Parenthood Action retweeted
The people of Michigan showed up for reproductive freedom! @ElissaSlotkin is headed to the Senate to continue her tireless fight for abortion rights, and @PPACT could not be happier to congratulate her! 👏🏾
Planned Parenthood Action retweeted
Wisconsin has spoken! Congrats to @TammyBaldwin on this powerful victory. We know Wisconsinites support abortion rights, and this week, voters showed that #WeDecide. Here’s to continuing the fight for freedom in the Senate!
Planned Parenthood Action retweeted
Huge congratulations to @YVindman on being elected in Virginia’s 7th district! Thank you for continuing the fight for reproductive freedom!👏
Planned Parenthood Action retweeted
Congratulations @MaggieG603, our next Congresswoman! We know she will always work to protect our reproductive freedoms in Congress and fight to expand access to health care - including abortion care - no matter what. #NHPolitics
Planned Parenthood Action retweeted
Ohio 😞 We’re heartbroken to lose such a fierce advocate for reproductive rights in the Senate. @SherrodBrown, thank you for fighting alongside us.
Planned Parenthood Action retweeted
Congratulations Representative @ChrisPappasNH on his re-election win! Rep. Pappas is a champion for reproductive health and rights and we look forward to continuing working with him! #NHPolitics
Planned Parenthood Action retweeted
YES! @AlsobrooksForMD will be the first Black woman to represent Maryland in the U.S. Senate and we’re proud to stand shoulder to shoulder with her as she continues to defend reproductive rights.
Planned Parenthood Action retweeted
If you’re in line when polls close, stay in line.
If you make a mistake on your ballot, request a new one.
If the machines are down at your polling place, request a paper ballot.
If you have any problems, you can call or text the Election Protection Hotline @866OURVOTE. #ElectionDay
Planned Parenthood Action retweeted
More Americans have health care than ever before. It’s about time DACA recipients get that same opportunity.
Today’s a big day for DACA recipients across the country.
Planned Parenthood Action retweeted
How many more people need to die before politicians wake up and see this cruelty? Nevaeh Crain should still be alive today.
With three trips to the emergency room, she joins a list of too many who have been denied life-saving abortion care.
New: It took three ER visits and 20 hours before a hospital admitted Nevaeh Crain, 18, as her condition worsened. Doctors insisted on two ultrasounds to confirm “fetal demise.” She's one of at least two Texas women who died under the state's abortion ban. propub.li/40rAXvw
Planned Parenthood Action retweeted
Josseli Barnica. Remember her name. She died because of Texas’s inhumane abortion bans. She deserved to get the care she needed – but these cruel laws bar patients from getting and doctors from providing timely care. propublica.org/article/josse…



























