Zoe Brennan-Krohn

And some of the attorneys general, they haven't backed off, but they've made press statements that suggest they've backed off, which is, I think, very duplicitous in that they're not removing their request to say no. invalidate disability rights laws, but they are realizing that there's a lot of political cost to being in this lawsuit and saying what they're saying.

And some of the attorneys general, they haven't backed off, but they've made press statements that suggest they've backed off, which is, I think, very duplicitous in that they're not removing their request to say no. invalidate disability rights laws, but they are realizing that there's a lot of political cost to being in this lawsuit and saying what they're saying.

And some of the attorneys general, they haven't backed off, but they've made press statements that suggest they've backed off, which is, I think, very duplicitous in that they're not removing their request to say no. invalidate disability rights laws, but they are realizing that there's a lot of political cost to being in this lawsuit and saying what they're saying.

And so they're trying to have it both ways. And I think it's similar to what's happening with Medicaid of trying to both say we love Medicaid, but passing these bills that make giant cuts to Medicaid almost inevitable and or not almost inevitable, make them completely inevitable.

And so they're trying to have it both ways. And I think it's similar to what's happening with Medicaid of trying to both say we love Medicaid, but passing these bills that make giant cuts to Medicaid almost inevitable and or not almost inevitable, make them completely inevitable.

And so they're trying to have it both ways. And I think it's similar to what's happening with Medicaid of trying to both say we love Medicaid, but passing these bills that make giant cuts to Medicaid almost inevitable and or not almost inevitable, make them completely inevitable.

And I think both of these are indicative of this realization among politicians that there's an extraordinary political cost to coming for disabled people. And we are... very organized. We are loud. We're angry. Parents of disabled kids are just like a subset of this population that you just do not want to mess with. And here we are messing with them. And here they are messing with them.

And I think both of these are indicative of this realization among politicians that there's an extraordinary political cost to coming for disabled people. And we are... very organized. We are loud. We're angry. Parents of disabled kids are just like a subset of this population that you just do not want to mess with. And here we are messing with them. And here they are messing with them.

And I think both of these are indicative of this realization among politicians that there's an extraordinary political cost to coming for disabled people. And we are... very organized. We are loud. We're angry. Parents of disabled kids are just like a subset of this population that you just do not want to mess with. And here we are messing with them. And here they are messing with them.

And I think the pushback on both of these issues is and will continue to be really loud and hopefully make it just impossible for these really terrible plans to continue.

And I think the pushback on both of these issues is and will continue to be really loud and hopefully make it just impossible for these really terrible plans to continue.

And I think the pushback on both of these issues is and will continue to be really loud and hopefully make it just impossible for these really terrible plans to continue.

Disability and Medicaid in particular are important. poor civil rights and civil liberties issues. And if our listeners of this podcast, folks who care about civil rights and civil liberties issues should be caring about acting on educating themselves on disability rights issues and on protecting Medicaid. This isn't something apart from civil rights. This is about the right to

Disability and Medicaid in particular are important. poor civil rights and civil liberties issues. And if our listeners of this podcast, folks who care about civil rights and civil liberties issues should be caring about acting on educating themselves on disability rights issues and on protecting Medicaid. This isn't something apart from civil rights. This is about the right to

Disability and Medicaid in particular are important. poor civil rights and civil liberties issues. And if our listeners of this podcast, folks who care about civil rights and civil liberties issues should be caring about acting on educating themselves on disability rights issues and on protecting Medicaid. This isn't something apart from civil rights. This is about the right to

live in the community, to be part of the community, to work in the community, the right of care workers to provide that care and for disabled people to live in their communities and out of institutions and that. So that's the foundational piece to be able to enjoy and exercise the rest of your civil rights.

live in the community, to be part of the community, to work in the community, the right of care workers to provide that care and for disabled people to live in their communities and out of institutions and that. So that's the foundational piece to be able to enjoy and exercise the rest of your civil rights.

live in the community, to be part of the community, to work in the community, the right of care workers to provide that care and for disabled people to live in their communities and out of institutions and that. So that's the foundational piece to be able to enjoy and exercise the rest of your civil rights.

Basically the same thing, the way, one way to do it is to go to aclu.org slash save Medicaid. And that will give you a link that can connect you through to your member of Congress and your, whether it's the house or the Senate, depending on where the issue is right then aclu.org slash save Medicaid and have your, your voice heard. There's a,

Basically the same thing, the way, one way to do it is to go to aclu.org slash save Medicaid. And that will give you a link that can connect you through to your member of Congress and your, whether it's the house or the Senate, depending on where the issue is right then aclu.org slash save Medicaid and have your, your voice heard. There's a,