I hope the pharmaceutical companies provide contraception for free in response to this spiteful reform. #ProtectOurCare
No woman should be subject to the whim of her employer to access the contraception that is her right #ProtectOurCarehttps://goo.gl/awsfSn
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Yes, they can afford to. Not the goverment’s job!
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Government doesn't pay the insurance companies do. So what's ur problem? Rhetorical question no response required.
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My bad! But still not the employers job.
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The employer provides group healthcare that women pay premiums for to get the drugs they need. Men pay premiums for the drugs they need.
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What about the unemployed
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Show me where in the Constitution that contraception is a right?
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No woman should be subject to the whim of her employer's church. For anything.
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One obvious solution would be to eliminate the effective requirement that you must get your health insurance through an employer.
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And implement a singlepayer system? No, no, the people aren't ready for singlepayer. They'd much rather die than see a CEO lose profits.
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Not what I was saying but you're not wrong either.
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If you don't agree with birth control, DON'T TAKE IT, but everyone should have equal access under their health care coverage.
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Why in God's name is an employer responsible for a persons birth control choices?
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Why in God's name is an employer responsible for a person's Viagra? Or their diabetes medication? Or their weight loss meds?
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Oh right, because insurance plans cover prescriptions that doctors write for their patients. This isn't rocket science.
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