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If birth control ran around $2,000 a year, then I could see some logic to it being in the package. But since Walgreens and Wal-mart market the stuff at $25 a month....why exactly is this expected to be in some health package or mandated? You might as well offer cough syrup, Preparation H, and Vitamin C pills as part of the same “free” deal, if this is all logical.

It's bad insurance to cover expected events or elective ones. Contraception being covered takes away the competitive factor which kept prices low Forced coverage benefits pharmaceutical companies by creating an environment where they can raise prices. Covering morning after pills and giving even the youngest girls birth control like it is candy can only contribute to the decline of morals and disappearance into chaos and debauchery of poor and minority neighborhoods. From a religious standpoint it's impossible morally to sign up for the insurance.

Maybe Sotomeyer is serious enough about her religion to not want to burn in hell. Maybe others in minority and poor communities will wake up and realize that this is social engineering at its worst, designed to eliminate them and replace them with more complacent invaders. I pray so; otherwise how can God ever be on our side?

Birth control isn't about money. It's about following God's mandate to Adam and Eve and all married couples:

Genesis, chapter 1

God created mankind in his image;

in the image of God he created them;

male and female^* he created them.

28God blessed them and God said to them: Be fertile and multiply; fill the earth and subdue it.^* Have dominion over the fish of the sea, the birds of the air, and all the living things that crawl on the earth.^m