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Tina Smith introduced a bill to repeal the Comstock Act , a law that could be used to restrict access to abortion in the U.S. Smith is the only Minnesota senator to ever work for Planned Parenthood .
Smith: "I think these folks using that old zombie law would have a real impact on women’s lives".
Sen. Ted Cruz says he's not surprised by the playbook of a new administration.
Cruz: Trump figured out that taking away people’s health care and abortion access was very, very unpopular.
He saw that this was not a winning issue and so he dialed it back, she says.
Cruz says it's important to pay attention to who he puts into important decision-making roles.
A new law could be used to ban not only access to abortion medication, tools, and information, but contraception as well.
The Life at Conception Act , which has 131 Republican cosponsors, would decimate access to contraceptives, to birth control in the U.S. Currently, there are protections for birth control.
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