California U.S. Rep Julia Brownley: “No one should be punished, shamed, or put at risk for accessing the care they need.”

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California U.S. Rep Julia Brownley: “No one should be punished, shamed, or put at risk for accessing the care they need.”
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May 14, 2022
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Julia Brownley tweeted the following:

“No one should be punished, shamed, or put at risk for accessing the care they need.”
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Here are other recent tweets from Julia Brownley:

“Everyone deserves access to high-quality, safe health care including abortion, gender-affirming care, and contraception. That is why I am proud to support @RepNikemas resolution opposing the criminalization of essential health care and services.
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“My heart is broken as we mark the tragic milestone of one million American lives lost to COVID-19. My prayers are with the families, friends, and loved ones who are hurting with their loss. It is a grief shared by so many across our country.” on May 12
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“It is in their memory that we must all do our part to protect our communities and keep up the fight against COVID-19.” on May 12
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