Once Congress has passed The CARE Act, the Senate must pass a companion bill before the legislation can be enacted. The full House does not get to vote on the CARE Act until it has been favorably reported out of both committees to which it has been referred. Once the bill has been placed on the legislative calendar for discussion in each of the two subcommittees, it will be necessary to pressure the members of each subcommittee to vote favorably on the CARE Act. That makes no sense.
Rape is rape.
There is a bill under review by your committee that, if passed into law, will eliminate the incest exceptions. You will find links to your local press contacts here . If our friends and supporters stand with us, then we will win this fight. And once this one is done, we can do even more. As vocal citizens, we possess true, collective power to force change.