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This is the problem. She is 30 years old and still in college complaining that others will not pay for her birth control. For this she gets a speech at the DNC?
She'll have a post in Obungle's group of czars if the people who vote for a living outnumber those who work for a living on election day.
Huh. I fail to see where people called "horny, old men" pigs. They're just men whose best buddy isn't dependable enough to stand on his own. So no. I don't think you or anyone else should be calling somebody a sleeze or strumpet for wanting to be on birth control.
As for the condom quip, doesn't matter either way. But I would think it hilarious for anyone to finish a speech during a rain of condom balloons.
Hey, if their best buddy won't stand on it's own, they should pay for their own viagra, and not ask you or anyone else to pay for it..
Hey, if their best buddy won't stand on it's own, they should pay for their own viagra, and not ask you or anyone else to pay for it..
Except it's not about asking others to pay for it. It's about the expectation that one has that if you have prescription drug coverage on your insurance, that it will in some way cover your medications. And considering that birth control has a lot more functionality than just controlling birth and not everybody can take the cheap Target $9/month Ortho Tri-Cyclen (I can't), I don't see why insurance companies can just up and decide that they won't cover it.
What if insurance companies decided that people don't really need metoprolol and stopped covering it?
Hey, if their best buddy won't stand on it's own, they should pay for their own viagra, and not ask you or anyone else to pay for it..
Lets be clear on the point.
There is no federal law requiring insurance companies to pay for Viagra. In a lot of cases, insurance companies cover this drug.
What Fluke is asking for is a federal mandate that requires all insurance companies to cover birth control drugs.
There is no apples to apples comparison here. One is done by a business the other is a demand that the consumer not using the product, pay for the product for others who may use the product.
Actually, she graduated c*m laude from Georgetown University this year and has taken the California bar exam. She is listed as an attorney, not a student.
I'm beginning to marvel at the selective and/or declining memory of some posters here. She advocated for insurance coverage of contraception, not a handout. The same insurance coverage afforded to horny old men for Viagra and Cialis.
Slam her all you will, but unless you are yourselves law school graduates, you've no place to call her a 'loser'.
The truth has no place here, begone!
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