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Yesterday Justice Kavanaugh showed us exactly where he stands on a woman's right to safe and legal abortion. @Slate put it well: his vote in support of an unconstitutional Louisiana abortion law is nothing less than "a declaration of war on Roe v. Wade." slate.com/news-and-polit…
Kavanaugh was confirmed by the narrowest margin in 137 years. There is no question that he is a Supreme Court justice today in large part because women do not have political representation. But that's already starting to change.
The 116th Congress has more women and people of color serving than ever before. Women made that happen. (📸 @VanityFair) 
In 2018, women donated $100 million more to candidates and campaigns than they did just two years earlier, in 2016.
On election day 2018, women were 54% of voters. If that's true in 2020, we will change the political direction of the country.
I'm here to remind every woman who wants to scream into the void right now that you have power, even if it doesn't always feel like it. We are quickly becoming the most powerful political force in America - and together, we can right injustices and change the course of history.
