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“I'm so sick of abortion policy. Jesus Christ we have bigger issues to deal with than a woman's uterus.”

- SAMANTHA H

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In Response to: Should the U.S. Ban Abortions After 20 Weeks Of Pregnancy (With Exceptions)?

“Transparency is key”

- SAMANTHA H

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In Response to: Should the President be Required to Publicly Disclose His Tax Return?

“This is a no brainer. Clean water = good”

- SAMANTHA H

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In Response to: Should the EPA’s “Stream Protection Rule” be Repealed?

“If they can't do their jobs then they shouldn't be paid. This will incentivize Congress to compromise rather than use the budget to hold the other party hostage. ”

- SAMANTHA H

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In Response to: No Budget, No Pay: Holding Congressional Paychecks When They Can't Agree on a Budget

“This action is appalling! Banning Syrian refugees is in humane and alarmist! ”

- SAMANTHA H

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In Response to: Trump Takes Executive Action Strengthening Refugee Vetting, Reviewing Military Readiness

“Comey interred in an American election by intentionally creating false accusations and commentary against a presidential candidate the week of an election. I believe he should indicted. Trump allowing him to keep his job makes this even more suspicious. Say no to Comey!”

- SAMANTHA H

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In Response to: Trump Plans to Keep Comey As FBI Director and More In Politics Today

“Banning funding for abortions doesn't cut down on abortions, it cuts back the number of safe, legal abortions. Denying women the right to funding for a medical procedure based on someone's religious beliefs is unconstitutional. Support women's rights! ”

- SAMANTHA H

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In Response to: No Federal Funding for Abortion Services (With Exceptions)

“Empowering women creates stronger economies. Vote yes!”

- SAMANTHA H

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In Response to: $15.2 Billion in Disaster Relief, Plus Gov't Funding and a Debt Limit Increase Through December