koshergrl
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- Aug 4, 2011
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"On Monday, Planned Parenthood .... came out against proposals which would increase access to contraceptives. Why? Some Republicans have come out in favor of them. It is the clearest indication yet that Republican triangulation on an issue central to the “war on women” meme is succeeding beyond Republicans’ wildest expectations.
"Recently, a handful of prominent Republican candidates and officeholders have embraced a proposal which would allow select forms of pharmaceutical birth control to be purchased over-the-counter and without a prescription. Planned Parenthood’s reasoning for their opposition is that the public and not the state would have to pay for it.
“These politicians, including Gardner, who voted repeatedly to repeal the new health care law, have consistently voted to take away the birth control benefit,” a Planned Parenthood release published last week. “That is what makes this empty gesture especially insulting to women. Meanwhile, women’s health champions like Mark Udall fought for those benefits.”
Awesome. Always thinking of improving the lot of wimmins, that PP is...
Planned Parenthood opposes GOP plan to expand access to contraception. No really. Hot Air
"Recently, a handful of prominent Republican candidates and officeholders have embraced a proposal which would allow select forms of pharmaceutical birth control to be purchased over-the-counter and without a prescription. Planned Parenthood’s reasoning for their opposition is that the public and not the state would have to pay for it.
“These politicians, including Gardner, who voted repeatedly to repeal the new health care law, have consistently voted to take away the birth control benefit,” a Planned Parenthood release published last week. “That is what makes this empty gesture especially insulting to women. Meanwhile, women’s health champions like Mark Udall fought for those benefits.”
Awesome. Always thinking of improving the lot of wimmins, that PP is...
Planned Parenthood opposes GOP plan to expand access to contraception. No really. Hot Air