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MHA Nation elders gather for summer luncheon
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Protecting women’s health
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This story was filed on December 28, 2012
Just over a month ago, Americans went to the polls and rejected an extreme agenda that would have blocked women from getting cancer screenings, family planning, and basic health care. This election had the largest gender gap ever recorded, according to Gallup, and the message voters sent couldn’t have been clearer: stop playing politics with women’s health. Somehow, there are politicians who still haven’t gotten the message.
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