Monday night, the Democratic candidates for the 10th House District are talking about their stances on reproductive rights.
On Tuesday, the Supreme Court justices will hear arguments on Mifepristone, a medication most used to end pregnancy.There was an engaged and attentive crowd at the HACC Harrisburg Campus as crowds convened to hear the Democratic candidates running for the 10th district seat. There were moments in the evening that were tense and others that were passionate as the candidates made their case.
”John Broadhurst says he believes Democrats in the past haven’t done enough to protect women’s rights, and for him, that would be a top priority. “I’m in favor of reproductive rights for women. I think the democratic party has made a terrible mistake by not making an attempt to codify this, and if I’m elected to Congress, I’m going to make that a top priority.
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