To be fair, I say that we give women the control of men’s healthcare for the next 200 years.

As is clear to those who follow me, I use hyperbole on social media to call attention to issues that are real, and which everyday politicians answer with lies.

Women should have a say in their own healthcare, and it’s long past time for that to happen.

It is past time for politicians to stop pretending that they are experts on every subject, to allow expert guidance on issues:
- listen to doctors on healthcare
- listen to minorities on minority issues
- listen to women on women’s issues
- listen to Generals on military issues

I’m not sad that this one went viral. There’s been some blowback.

It’s like the assumption is that women taking over healthcare would mean they treat men the way men have treated women’s health; huh, really?

Are you saying we have taken women’s choices away or something?

I will say this:

y’all are some of the most involved, determined, and empathetic folks on Twitter. I have seen accounts that are much larger than mine, who don’t get a fraction of the interactions we get here.

Thank you all.

YOU are the USA.

Who knew that if you express support for women, it resounds.

Like women are (just over) half the electorate or something.

* 51.3% in my district not that anyone counts or anything