In Colorado, we’ve voted to protect abortion rights over and over. Politicians who evade questions on abortion rights or downplay their position are often hiding their agendas to get elected. The result is what we saw in Cory Gardner: lies on the campaign trail and then voting along party-lines in the Senate for every law and judicial appointment to eviscerate settled law.

Now that U.S. Supreme Court has reportedly drafted its decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, the landmark Supreme Court ruling guaranteeing abortion rights to every American, everything we’ve taken for granted for generations about basic rights and freedoms in America is in jeopardy.

Just like Cory Gardner, Joe O’Dea wants to have it both ways on abortion. O’Dea says Colorado’s new law codifying abortion rights is “reckless” after heralding a repeal of the Roe decision that would make abortion a “local level issue.” Now that we sadly know the fate of Roe, Joe O’Dea has nowhere to hide on abortion.