98% of Catholic women use birth control sometime in their life.
Whether or not you believe in contraceptives is not the issue. Employers shouldn't be forced to pay for them if they have a moral objection.
My thoughts are w/ the Little Sisters of the Poor as oral argument begins today in SCOTUS. #LetThemServehttps://www.nationalreview.com/corner/scotus-to-hear-little-sisters-of-the-poor-case-via-telephone/ …
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I'm an employer, I can't imagine trying to force my personal and religious values on my employees. When they earn pay or benefits, its theirs. Not mine. That how capitalism works.
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But Viagra is ok huh. Health insurance is earned not given. Women earn health insurance why can’t it cover basic contraceptive care? This from a freaking doctor.
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Know what? I shouldn’t have to pay taxes for people’s kids to go to school when I don’t have them, but I do. Better yet — every plan that wouldn’t be allowed to cover BC should also no longer cover viagra, including some Medicare D plans.
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