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There is a story being told about Dobbs that has very little to do with how abortion was available or criminalized before Dobbs and how it's available or criminalized now.

There's just such like a really sad absence when it comes to talking about

accessibility. And I think that that helps Trump and it helps Biden and it helps a number.

Like no matter how you feel about abortion as a politician, no matter what message you're pushing,

people not understanding what accessibility means helps you because it allows you to keep the conversation in this super abstract space. Mm-hmm. Welcome to the death panel.

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I'm Beatrice Adler Bolton, and today I'm here with my co-host, Phil Rocco.

Hi there.

And the two of us are delighted to be joined once again by friend of the panel and returning

guest, Melissa Gioa Grant.

Melissa is a journalist, author, and documentary filmmaker.

As a staff writer at The New Republic, she has produced an essential body of reporting covering the intersections of gender, sexuality, race, health, reproductive

justice, and the so-called law with a particular focus on the last few years of legal and

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