NewsweekTed Lieu warns "zealot" judge could outlaw Viagra like mifepristone
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
56% : Sexual revolution ushered in a world where 'marriage, sexuality, gender identity...must yield to the erotic desires of liberated adults,'" the congressman tweeted.45% :"Trump's religious zealot judge has said: Same-sex marriage will send the country 'on a road to potential tyranny.'
41% : The judge's ruling is the latest in a string of efforts to undermine reproductive rights and spark ongoing nationwide debate about abortion, especially after the Supreme Court last June overturned Roe v. Wade, a landmark decision that gave women the federal right to have abortions.
32% : Religious zealot judge [Kacsmaryk] said mifepristone caused 'psychological trauma' to women who saw abortion remains.
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