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And I don't think there's an issue that is more important to me this election than the gaslighting and abuse that Donald Trump is projecting onto women. The minimization, the lies,

the flip-flopping on policy drives me insane. I find it abusive. I find it demeaning to my

intelligence. I find it demeaning to my individuality, to myself,

liberty, to a sense of autonomy. It is so dangerous and such a step backwards. I'm so grateful

that we have on the top of the ticket on the left, a candidate named Kamala Harris.

She sat down with Stephanie Ruhl yesterday, and here's what she has to say about a woman's

right to choose and Donald Trump's ever shifting position on it.

Let's play the clip.

And people don't think often about reproductive rights

being an economic issue, but it is a woman's ability to plan her future, her education,

her life. Today, and in the last few days, Donald Trump keeps talking about it and how in overturning

Roe v. Wade, he helped women. He protected women. He says they're miserable today.

They're poorer today.

They're more vulnerable today.

He said he will be the protector of women if elected.

Can you respond to that?

So Donald Trump is also the person who said women should be punished for exercising

a decision that they rightly should be able to make about their own body and their future.

So I think we would all agree that as a result of that perspective that he has about women,

he also then chose three members of the United States Supreme Court who did as he intended,

undid the protections of Roe v. Wade, and now in state after state, you see laws being passed that do punish women. Laws that, I mean, most recently a heart-breaking story

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