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Rob Kailey is a working schmuck with no ties or affiliations to any governmental or political organizations, save those of sympathy.
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Tue Jul 13, 2010 at 09:52:43 AM MST
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| In light of yesterday's story, I thought some would find this interesting, while others might not.
Dana Goldstein reports that conservative groups are, unsurprisingly, freaking out over provisions in the health care bill that require coverage of that nasty little beast called contraception. The conservative groups are particularly worried that a birth control coverage mandate could include teenage girls and young women covered under their parents' health insurance plans. "People who are insured don't want to pay for services they don't need or to which they have moral objections," said Chuck Donovan, senior researcher at the Heritage Foundation. "Parents want to have a say over what's covered and what's not for their children." Quelle Whoreuer!
This raises an important question: just what are the expectations to be a "senior researcher at the Heritage Foundation?"
And more: Experts expect the Department of Health and Human Services, led by pro-choice Obama appointee Kathleen Sebelius, to spend the next six to 18 months researching women's health before releasing new guidelines for women's "preventive health care." Under the new law, services and medications defined as "preventive" must be offered to customers of new insurance plans free of co-pays-whether that insurance is employer-provided or purchased on the individual marketplace, whether inside or outside of the new, subsidized health insurance exchanges. Good for the administration, good for the health care bill, and, in a different sense, good for women and men.
Let's just hope this gets implemented correctly. |
| Matt Singer :: Pills, IUDs, and Diaphragms (for free), oh my!!!! |
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