I love feigned outrage in the morning

[lanning]

It smells like...Republicans. The rule regarding insurance coverage for contraception has been around for a decade.

In December 2000, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission ruled that companies that provided prescription drugs to their employees but didn't provide birth control were in violation of Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act,

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[nrrrdy_grrrl]

My friend had to have a hysterectomy but because her employer, Catholic Charities, considered such a procedure to be contraception, there had to be an investigation conducted first before they would agree to cover it.

I'm like: Who uses hysterctomies as birth control? Particularly when they're 55 years old? And well into menopause?

She's like: Well it IS a faith based organization. I just try to see it this way: At least they stopped burning people for witchcraft.

[lanning]

Heh. Give 'em time. They'll bring that back, too.

[ranlynn]

From what I've seen the Republican party is so focused on getting rid of Obama that they're perfectly willing to throw anyone they can under a bus.