"Fighting for Reproductive Freedom" bus tour visits Scranton
The Harris-Walz campaign's "Fighting for Reproductive Freedom" bus tour stopped in Scranton Tuesday, featuring advocates like Hadley Duvall.
During her speech, Duvall reflected on her past traumatic experiences with sexual assault and asserts the notion that it is inhumane to take away a girl's future after she had already been robbed of her childhood.
"To every survivor out there, know that you are never alone, we see you, we hear you and this fight is for you,"Duvall said.
A week prior to the rally, Vice President Harris challenged former president Donald Trump's stance on abortion. The tour aims to highlight the risks of the Project 2025 agenda, which, they say, could ban abortion nationwide and restrict reproductive freedoms.
Treasurer of theDemocratic National Committee,Virginia McGregor, further emphasizes that women should have the basic human right to choose what's best for them and their own bodies.
"Like many of us here today, it's restoring the freedoms of Roe v. Wade and sending a message loud and clear that what women do with their body is our own business, nobody else's,"McGregor said.
