And they would be healthier for it.

Oh cute...he is playing ot the paranoid. That should win him a few votes.

Yes, how dare gay people want to fight for their country? I honestly do not care about the sexual orientation of the men and women putting their lives on the line for my freedom.

You mean that when my insurance payment comes out of my paycheck every month I'm not paying for my insurance and what is covered under it? Because that's what this is about. No one is getting anything for free. These women are paying for their insurance. And insurance companies would much rather cover contraception than pregnancies.

Oh good grief. Once again, under the current debate, this is about insurance that employers also contribute their money to. It should meet their needs.

I don't believe that he/she ever said anything about abortion. The contraception debate has nothing to do with abortion. But for people who want to stop abortion so badly, republicans should be all for making sure that women have access to affordable health care instead of trying to stop it at every turn. It just once again proves that the majority of pro-lifers are simply pro-birth without any consideration to actual life.

Yes, because everyone know that shampoo is the same thing as birth control.

You are wrong. Employers decide how much the employee contribution will be based on what level of insurance you accept (I have a daughter, so I get the beset plan) But next time you are attempting to respond to something that I write, please use actual words and not ones that you feel the need to make up to show your ignorance and contempt for America.

And what about women who use birth control for non-sexual needs? Such as my IUD that prevents me from having a week long period every other month? Or women with ovarian cysts. You are missing the bigger picture. Birth control isn't limited to condoms.

You reject the notion of reproductive rights? You object to women (and their spouse) deciding when they are going to start a family or when they are done having children? You object to married couples wanting to wait a few years after marriage to start a family? Or deciding not to start one at all?