The Senate has passed a bill that contains language to repeal the global gag rule.
So what's next for the global gag rule? It's now headed to a House-Senate "conference committee," where a few members from each chamber will work out differences between each chamber’s version of the bill. Then the Senate and House must approve the final compromise version, which will be sent to the president.Even though we won this key vote on the global gag rule, President Bush has already threatened to veto any bill that includes a pro-choice provision, including this one.
Now you can help rally support for that language to survive to the final bill.
Of course, the problem of governments' claiming they own women's wombs is well represented within US borders, too.
