There are many Conservatives that don’t agree with the Catholic rather extreme position on birth control. To offer the morning after pill is good prevention. I have no problem with PREVENTING a pregnancy.
It's a First Amendment thing.The open contempt that our politicians have for Catholics....*real* Catholics (as opposed to KennedyCatholics)....is nauseating.
That’s fine. You don’t have to agree with the Catholic position on birth control (although this is abortion we are talking about) so don’t go to a Catholic or religious based hospital for your abortion pills and don’t try to force them to provide them. If all the private religious based hospitals in the US closed their doors it would crush the health industry like a bug.
Madison: “There are many Conservatives that don’t agree with the Catholic rather extreme position on birth control.”
Which has what to do with the price of tea in China?
The issue is not whether the MAP is birth control or an abortifacient. The issue is whether the Catholic Church has a right of conscience to object in either case, and whether Catholic hospitals should be forced by law to dispense them.
Romney said they were exempt at the beginning of the week, took a little heat, and folded like a tent.
Religious freedom is the issue. Romney defended it, then capitulated.
Those two sentences are completely unrelated.