California U.S. Rep Barbara Lee: “A Republican-appointed Supreme Court has ruled that states shouldnt be able to make their own laws…”

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California U.S. Rep Barbara Lee: “A Republican-appointed Supreme Court has ruled that states shouldnt be able to make their own laws…”
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Jun 25, 2022
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Barbara Lee tweeted the following:

“A Republican-appointed Supreme Court has ruled that states shouldnt be able to make their own laws on gun control, but can regulate people’s bodily autonomy.
It is unconscionable.”
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Here are other recent tweets from Barbara Lee:

“Todays Supreme Court decision ending Roe v. Wade is a gut punch and an attack on reproductive freedom.
People should be trusted to make their own decisions over their bodies, not politicians or judges.
We will NOT go back!”
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“From health care to housing, we lack data on the experiences of LGBTQI+ people.
The LGTBQI+ Data Inclusion Act fixes this by ensuring LGBTQI+ people are counted in federal surveys, giving us more insight on how to better serve the LGTBQI+ community. #BetterData #BetterPolicy” on June 23
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“Its been over two decades since Congress gave the President a blank check for war.
Repeal is overdue. twitter.com/jackfitzdc/sta” on June 23
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