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Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan have pledged to defund Planned Parenthood, cutting off women's access to preventive care including cancer screenings and birth control; and have promised to shut down the nation's family planning program that more than five million people a year rely on for birth control, cancer screenings, and other care. They have also vowed to overturn Roe v. Wade and end safe and legal abortion, and have said they support extreme "personhood" measures that would give full constitutional rights to fertilized eggs.

Democratic nominee for the US Senate Paul Sadler discusses contraceptive care and responds to TEA Party extremist Ted Cruz's radical stances against women.

When it comes to women's health, Romney is happy to talk about things he would get rid of, but what are his solutions? He continues to duck the issues in an attempt to hide his agenda until after the election.

Women from across the state of Virginia came together to take action in support of President Obama and his policies affecting women and their communities.

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The big pink bus rolled in to Des Moines, Iowa on Day 6 of the Women are Watching Bus Tour. In front of the State Capitol, Iowa voters heard from youth advocates, medical providers, Planned Parenthood Voters of Iowa, and Congressman Leonard Boswell on the importance of women's access to health care in the Hawkeye State.

Paul Sadler: Cruz does not represent Texas.

The Romney-Ryan-Akin Platform for Women

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Todd Akin is getting all the attention these days, but what about politicians who agree with him? When it comes to women's health, Todd Akin and Paul Ryan are exactly the same. Take a stand against opponents of women's health like Akin and Ryan: http://ppaction.org/akin