“It’s appalling to me to think that he would make those kinds of decisions for other human beings, to basically consign pregnant women to being baby-making machines, followed by 80-year-long caregivers for children with deformed brains,” Grayson said. “It’s not his decision to make.”You can read the rest of his interview here.
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"We’ll see people getting sick, we’ll see some people die, and we’ll see a very substantial number of Zika babies born who will be handicapped for their entire lives, dependent for their entire lives,” said Grayson. .
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