Letitia James rallies pro-choice crowd outside Supreme Court: 'March to the polls'

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New York Attorney General Letitia James spearheading the civil fraud case against former president Donald Trump, took a trip to Washington, D.C., Tuesday to address a crowd of protesters outside the Supreme Court and encourage them to "march to the polls and vote."

James spoke to a crowd gathered outside the high court as justices inside were hearing debates challenging the federal regulation of the abortion pill mifepristone.

"[Get] your hands off our body. Because it's our body, our choice. We will fight. We will win. And we will protect abortion rights now and forever," James shouted from the podium.

"Let's go, women. And let's march to the polls and vote!" she exclaimed.

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It’s unclear exactly what election in which she was encouraging women to vote, and she didn’t explicitly name a candidate.

The presumptive nominee in the 2024 presidential race for the Republican Party — whose platform generally reflects limiting abortion access — is Donald Trump, whom James is suing.

On Monday, a New York appeals court ruled dealt a significant blow to James’ case by slashing Trump’s $454 million bond by 60% — allowing him to appeal the case further.

James sued Trump under a New York State Executive law that gives broad