Former Congresswoman Claudine Schneider, the first and only woman to represent Rhode Island, talks with WPRO’s Tara Granahan on the controversial abortion bills about to be voted on by the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Schneider revealed she was asked by Planned Parenthood to get involved and stated, “It’s seems bizarre to me we can tell women what to do with their bodies… not men with their guns.”
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