Pelosi outlines unnerving scheme to push abortion back on Americans Claims killing unborn is a 'freedom for every American'

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) issued an open letter to her Democratic colleagues on Monday, outlining the next steps the party needs to take in fighting to promote abortion access after the overturn of Roe v. Wade.

“This weekend, the American people spoke out in person and in large numbers about their opposition to the Supreme Court’s disrespect for a woman’s freedom over her reproductive health,” she wrote. “While this extremist Supreme Court works to punish and control the American people, Democrats must continue our fight to expand freedom in America. Doing so is foundational to our oath of office and our fidelity to the Constitution.”

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Pelosi then outlined the next steps that the Democratic caucus is taking to “protect the health and freedom of America” by offering three bullet points.

First, she said that the Democratic party should work on legislation that “protects women’s most intimate and personal data stored in reproductive health apps.” This is born out of a scare tactic pushed by the abortion industry, which promotes the completely unfounded claim that pro-life legislators might attempt to use data in health-tracking apps to find women who may be pregnant and/or abort. “Many fear that this information could be used against women by a sinister prosecutor in a state that criminalizes abortion,” Pelosi wrote.

Next, Pelosi suggested that lawmakers should push legislation that “Makes clear that Americans have the Constitutional right to travel freely and voluntarily throughout the United States.” Again, this is little more than fearmongering, as no one is challenging anyone’s right to travel freely throughout the country.


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