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Harris only candidate to protect women’s rights: Wisconsin Lt. Gov. Rodriguez | NewsNation Live

2024-08-30

Wisconsin Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez says Vice President Kamala Harris is the only presidential candidate looking to protect women’s rights as she discusses the issue that voters in her state are focused on. Rodriguez also argues that former President Donald Trump will fail to pass universal coverage for IVF despite his statement in a recent town hall.

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Jay Truth

09-02

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marsha

09-02

all she and Democrats scream about. Women's right for abortion. But forget women's rights not to have to play sports against biological man. Thank God many states federal judges have blocked the Title Nine that old Joe signed for discrimination. Keeping women's rights so only women can play in women's rights. Not against biological man who suddenly decides and identifies as a women

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