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Opinion: How Shirley Chisholm's run for president made Kamala Harris' campaign possible
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46% : The three Supreme Court justices appointed by Trump who were part of the majority that overturned Roe vs. Wade, along with JD Vance's general denigration of women (especially women who don't bear children), appears to be the tip of the iceberg of anti-woman elements in the Republican ticket's Christian nationalist-inspired strategy.
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