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Rep. Erik Paulsen: STOP being an obstacle to care for women and girls.

Oct. 11, 2017 min read

By Planned Parenthood Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota Action Fund, Inc.

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When Rep. Erik Paulsen tweets about obstacles faced by girls, does he realize that he is the obstacle? 

Which obstacles is he referring to in his tweet?

  • Obstacles like your vote to defund Planned Parenthood clinics they rely on for life-saving cancer screening, STD testing and treatment, and birth control?
  • Obstacles like voting to block 5,626 women and girls in your own district from health care they rely on at Planned Parenthood?
  • Obstacles like supporting legislation that undermines birth control coverage and increase barriers to accessing contraceptives?
  • Obstacles like slashing funding for maternal mortality programs and gutting maternity coverage? 
  • Obstacles like your vote to pass a “20-week ban” on abortion that hurts women and relies on junk science? 
  • Obstacles like failing to reauthorize the Children’s Health Insurance Program to protect our nation’s most vulnerable children?
  • Obstacles like supporting policy that would rescind DACA, deport immigrant youth, and separate families instead of calling for a clean DREAM Act?

Stop being an obstacle to care for women and girls, Rep. Erik Paulsen. 

Tags: minnesota, Erik Paulsen

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