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Debbie Dingell: Abortion And Planned Parenthood

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Debbie Dingell is a representative from Michigan and her party is Democrat. After looking on her webpage I came upon this direct quote about the decision made in Texas about women and reproductive rights. I enjoyed her quote on this issue I strongly believe that women should have the control over what they do with their bodies. I would fully support a person who believes that women’s issues are still not handled in 2017. Having to drive hundreds of miles in order to get proper care is not acceptable and I am glad to read that Debbie Dingell agrees with that issue. This also makes me wonder what her views are on abortion and Planned Parenthood. With everything happening after the election I would really enjoy hearing more on what she has to

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