Gulp! I can only think about 3 contraceptive methods.
How far have we fallen that by not forcing your employer to pay for you to murder you baby, your employer violates your civil rights.
Well, they shouldn’t, in my opinion, but I’m not interested in forcing them to stop.
If I’m the boss paying for that coverage, I’ll only cover the least expensive option.
If anyone can get Fluke’s address I’m going to send her a condom. I hope others do as well.
Not 1 in 1,000,000 people know this. I didn’t know it.
The media in this country needs to be given a mega-enema.
The left loves baby killing. It’s all about abortion.
I did not know that.
The Plan B pill, if used within 24 hours will prevent pregnancy...but in some cases fertilization would have already occurred. But, it happens enough I can appreciate their position.
Thanks for posting this. It will come in handy at the liberal cookouts this coming week.
Healthy people engage in sexual activity - there is no injury or illness involved - it is a voluntary act. Why should any ‘health’ insurance policy be mandated to include contraceptive products or drugs?
The Government has not mandated that Medicare pay for eye care (glasses, lenses to correct or improve vision), dental care to improve digestion and relieve pain, or hearing aides to assist with life functions. So why is the Government involved in condoms, IUDs and birth control pills?
It is fair to point out that Hobby Lobby already covers 16 types of contraception.
But, what if an employer objects to all contraception on religious grounds. That is a sincerely held Catholic belief for as long as I ever remember and maybe for hundreds of years. I don’t really know, since I’m not Catholic.
Should they not be allowed to have their faith be the basis of their daily life, too?
The real culprit here is a government forcing an employer to provide health coverage. There really is no logical reason for that.
I would:
1. Disconnect employers from health insurance altogether.
2. Have insurance companies sell insurance.
3. Have individuals buy health insurance.
4. If the government wants to, it can also sell a policy. Doesn’t it sell flood insurance?
Is there a list somewhere of the 20 forms of contraception, and the 4 that this case was about?