She was not denied ACCESS, her health insurance plan did not COVER it. So, she had to pay out-of-pocket. There is a big difference between access and coveted!
Alicia is a pastor in Indiana who was denied access to contraception by a health insurance company because of its religious views. She was in the Senate to share her story & make her voice heard against Judge Kavanaugh’s confirmation & his extreme views on women’s health & rightspic.twitter.com/FCpZJWuibV
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@SenatorCollins@lisamurkowski Listen again to the entire story and think of the impact this could have. Again, I implore you to vote against kavanaugh for SCOTUS. (a life appointment)! - 1 more reply
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Come on girl, tell me how much are the Democrats paying you for this fake speech?! OMG
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It will take you 45 seconds to block Nito & his13 followers
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Alicia needs to move from Indiana what an embarrassment to our state. She used Christ’s name continuously as if that would prove her factual. And shame on her for expecting free birth control. I paid for my own all my life. Blasphemy comes to mind.
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This young Christian minister is the real deal. Listen to her presentation. She walks her talk, and her Indianapolis congregation is very lucky to have her.
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Vote no on kavanagh
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