59 years ago today, Griswold v. Connecticut guaranteed the right to birth control.
Justice Thomas says the Supreme Court should "reconsider" that ruling.
And this week, 38 GOP senators voted against the Right to Contraception Act.
Republicans are coming for birth control.
Robert Reich /
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