Obama's War on Women.

There isn't any movement for contraception to be "free". The question is whether a company can request that it not be covered through the health insurance plan it offers. Our health insurance plan costs hundreds of dollars a month, some of it paid by the employer (as a perk of the job), some paid by us. There isn't any reason (and I call BS on the "moral" argument, considering the track record of the organization in question) to refuse to offer basic reproductive health care, and not, I'm not talking about abortion...I'm talking about health care that makes abortion less common.

A senator here in Georgia compared women to cattle. Please show me someone from the left trying to make a woman carry her dead baby till she goes into labor, causing women to fight for birth control (even though it's a lot cheaper than having a child, and it keeps people from having kids before they are ready), or telling women they have to undergo ultra sounds on a non-viable pregnancy. Let's twist the knife a little harder on someone already going through h@ll.