A New York Democratic state senator who is running in the US congressional primary the following week is digging in her heels and refusing to back down following a controversial tweet in which she suggested that lawmakers “past child-bearing age” are not in a good position to fight for abortion rights and that they should make way for younger legislators.
In the tweet, she suggested that lawmakers “past child-bearing age” are not in a good position to fight for abortion rights and that they should make room for younger legislators.
The next week will see the primary election for the House of Representatives in the United States of America. The tweet was sent after she made the statement that senators who are “beyond the child-bearing age” are not in a strong position to advocate for abortion rights and that they should make room for younger legislators.
She said that senators who are “beyond the child-bearing age” are not in a strong position to advocate for abortion rights.
State Senator Alessandra Biaggi, who has served in her position for the past 36 years, is the one who sent out the tweet. It was decided not to pay heed to the message as a direct consequence of the fact that it did not attract much notice at the time.
“At the risk of coming across as ageist, it is nonetheless vital to ask: when a majority of Congress is past the age when they can have children, how vicious can we predict their battle to be?”
“When a majority of Congress is past the age when they can have children, how can we predict how vicious their battle will be?”
Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney, who has been the congressman for New York’s 18th Congressional District since 2013, but who is running against Ms Biaggi for the seat in New York’s 17th Congressional District this year, was challenged by a Democrat who tweeted the following.
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Ms Biaggi is running against Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney for the seat in New York’s 17th Congressional District this year. In the state of New York’s 17th Congressional District, Ms Biaggi is vying for one of the available seats.
The incident would likely have been the end of the problem at that time if the comment hadn’t been included in campaign materials that were distributed earlier this week by a group that backs Maloney.
If the comment hadn’t been included, the materials would have been distributed earlier this week by a group that supports Maloney.
The pro-Maloney group decided to bring up the controversial comment again not too long before the election, and the contest for the New York congressional primary, which will take place in just a few days, is shaping up to be a close one.
