If woman want to buy their contraceptives over the counter why should that anyone’s business?
You’re right, why should it?
Why is it by perscription now? Are there medical reasons?
Why should a politician inject himself into this decision, making it “our business”? What will he do, pass a law forcing the medical profession to declare it “safe” whether it is, or is not?
The only reason we are even discussing this is because of Democrat stupidity in thinking that Government and public money belong in healthcare.
Since it’s just Sandra Fluke’s sex-entertainment fund, I don’t want to pay for it. I don’t want to pay to clean her up, afterwards, either.
So, you’re right. It’s not public business. Let’s get it out if political discussion. The Democrats were wrong to think they can force people to pay and support Government involvment with this, and Jindal’s approach is no better.