CapitalWomen is a grassroots organization dedicated to protecting the rights of women and all other groups who have yet to achieve their full rights under the Constitution. We are committed to assuring equal opportunity to pursue education, employment and participation in our civil society and we are resolute in promoting the health and safety of our communities.
CapitalWomen is a political action committee that supports progressive pro-choice, pro-LGBT and pro-progressive issue candidates–both women and men. In the last two election cycles, we’ve donated over $40,000 to local and state candidates.
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"She won a Midwest state in 2018 by +24 (her state is +2 D), including winning 40 Republican districts. She is rated the most effective Democrat in the Senate. She has broad appeal not just on the coasts."
Klobuchar is a worthy candidate, getting no attention
thehill.com
Amy Klobuchar is playing Gayle King to Kamala Harris’ Oprah Winfrey.
She has the highest rate of turnover among staff and a reputation for being the worst boss. There are better candidates.
Meh 🤷♀️ does she though?
CapitalWomen's Joanne Yepsen, Susan Richardson, Andrea Smyth and Patty Morrison (who is also running for Finance Commissioner in Saratoga Springs) joined Congressman Paul Tonko at his Saratoga fundraiser.
And this is why We Love NY! The State ordered CDPHP and HealthNow NY to pay civil penalties because of their actions.
New York insurers improperly granted birth control exemptions
timesunion.com
Two local insurers - CDPHP and HealthNow New York - were ordered to pay up after an investigation revealed they improperly approved and handled exemptions for companies that object to providing birth ...
Excellent - common sense legislation- geesh!
This made me smile...
Wtf CDHP?
This made me smile...
Bill joined CapitalWomen last night to thank the capital region's women's political action committee for its endorsement. Pictured with Bill are PAC committee members Jennifer O'Connor, Janet Aram-O'Brien and Ro Rosen.
Opinion | Here’s what’s next for Cecile Richards
washingtonpost.com
The former head of Planned Parenthood aims to turn “women’s issues” into the mainstream issues they’ve always been.