In another special session for the Texas Legislature called by Gov. Rick Perry, Republicans are hoping to pass the the anti-abortion measure that State Sen. Wendy Davis famously defeated last week in a 11-hour filibuster. A rally to advocate for Texas women's health has begun on the steps of the state capitol. Over 6,500 people have signed up to attend.
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