"I also believe," Harris wrote, "that comprehensive health care must meet the unique needs of LGBTQ+ people -- including transition-related care, HIV treatment and prevention, and comprehensive reproductive health services."
What does she mean by "comprehensive reproductive services?"
During her presidential campaign, Harris proposed what she called the Reproductive Rights Act. It would require states that Harris believed had a "history of violating Roe v. Wade to have all news laws and regulations regarding abortion pre-approved by the federal Justice Department."
"Harris will require, for the first time, that states and localities with a history of violating Roe v. Wade obtain approval from her Department of Justice before any abortion law or practice can take effect," said an explanation on her campaign website.
"She'll also protect Planned Parenthood from Republican attempts to defund essential health services, nominate judges who respect Roe v. Wade, fight to repeal the Hyde Amendment," said her website.
The Hyde Amendment prohibits federal funds from being used to pay for an abortion except in cases of rape, incest or when the mother's life is in danger.
Seventy-seven-year-old Joe Biden's vice presidential candidate would have federal taxpayers fund a Medicare for All system in a country where the federal government would cover "transition-related care" for transgenders and abortion on demand.
This is what Biden calls "a fearless fighter for the little guy."
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