She doesn’t want the pill. She wants condoms because the pill won’t protect her from easy hookups. ergo...slut.
That she wants condoms can be deduced from the cost she quotes.
Actually, the whole thing Rush was making fun of was that the $1,000 annual cost figure Fluke floated was either bogus (which is almost certainly the case) or is indicative of a hyperactive multiple times per day “need” for condoms.
My suspicion is that most female Georgetown Law students have need for a condom on relatively rare occasion.
“She doesn’t want the pill. She wants condoms because the pill won’t protect her from easy hookups. ergo...slut.”
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If she (or any woman in similar circumstances) is smart, she’d want both. The pill for a primary means of contraception and the condoms as both a secondary (insurance) contraception and (especially considering the incidence of HIV & other STD carriers in the male population of the DC metro area) a means of helping to somewhat prevent infectious disease.