On August 1st, 2012 the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) required all health insurers and employers to cover the cost of contraceptives in their health insurance plans. The provision currently exempts religious organizations and churches.
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@rightandbased3yrs3Y
No, and ban contraception and abortion.
@6HDD83R4yrs4Y
No, and permanently and irrevocably ban birth control in all its forms in predominantly and potentially predominantly Republican states, U.S. territories, counties and county-equivalents, cities, towns, villages, Indian reservations, Census Designated Areas (CDP's) and other unincorporated areas and unincorporated communities, etc
@8XVVHDP3yrs3Y
No, and health insurance companies should close down to support a fully privatized healthcare system.
@heatherdvdprincess3yrs3Y
Yes, but only for medical conditions such as PMDD. Not for sex outside of marriage between a born man and born woman.
@8B22Q764yrs4Y
No, Basic birth control should be available over the counter
@8CNT65N4yrs4Y
NO, but the prices should be lowered.
@8J2QWBY4yrs4Y
It depends, if someone can't afford it then yes. If someone that can afford it, is just taking advantage of it then no.
@8J3VC294yrs4Y
I don't really know for this topic
@8PRZ7M84yrs4Y
No, the government should leave it up to the business to decide. If they decide to it should be covered like any other presciption.
@TogetherinSoli14yrs4Y
No, only the morning-after pill for female victims of rape
@8SGXQ5C3yrs3Y
No and ban unnatural forms contraception
@8V2C9ZY4yrs4Y
If they want it then they should
@8ZH59GG3yrs3Y
No, and birth control should be made illegal.
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