We called the cavalry for Amendment 4 and 5, and I have no doubt that they're coming in November.

I'm so hopeful.

For me, I remember the night before the 2024 election, I found out it was going to be a grandmother for the first time, and that it was a girl.

And so that night, before I knew anything that was going to happen, I wrote her a long letter saying, And I told her that it broke my heart and blew my mind that she, 50 years younger than me, was going to be born in a world with fewer rights than I was.

And that I would never stop fighting for her.

I will fight for her for the rest of my life and for all of the little girls who deserve to have their health care taken seriously.

Am I right? I mean, it's a slap in the face for so many reasons.

What does women's equality mean to you? And how has that changed over the years?