And Rep. Gwen Moore of Wisconsin went as far as implying that it is better to have an abortion than make a child be forced to live “eating Ramen noodles” and “mayonnaise sandwiches.” >Read More<
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Rep. Gwen Moore, D-Wis., spoke about the hardship, humiliation and contempt endured by low-income mothers. She might have been speaking for all women across time — especially of their need for affordable family planning services. >Read More<
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Speier wasn’t the only congresswoman to speak out to counter inflammatory rhetoric with personal experience. Paul Broun, a physician and Republican from Georgia, and Gwen Moore, a Democrat from Wisconsin, also shared a heated exchange. >Read More<
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It is her second career. From 1993, she worked “in this building as a legislative aide,” for state Reps. Mark Meyer and Gwen Moore. >Read More<
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