"FWIW the testimony from the slut was concerning Endometriosis..."
BS ... her example of the lesbian with endometriosis was just an aside to help bolster her main point that she shouldn't have to pay for her own birth control. Personally, I see absolutely nothing wrong with including coverage for contraceptives, whether for medical conditions such as endometriosis or for general birth control, but the insureds should be willing to pay the increased premiums for such coverage and employers should retain their right to opt out of such coverage if they have religious objection to birth control.
"Its not the gov telling the insurance companies what to do, its the people, the government is the peoples agent."
BS ... one leftist, "women's rights" activist whining at a Nancy Pelosi dog-and-pony-show is not the people. This is nothing more than a request for a nanny government to enter into private contracts where it constitutionally does not belong and attempt to squash the First Amendment rights of some American citizens at the behest of others.
Again, Fluke lied through her teeth ... $1,000 per year for birth control is a ridiculous number. It's already been proven that the actual amount is only about 10% of that ludicrous figure. And, in any event, it isn't a university's responsibility to provide for its students' birth control ... the students should be personally responsible enough to go to Starbuck's one fewer times a month and use the savings to pay for their own birth control.
The essential American soul is hard, isolate, stoic, and a killer. It has never yet melted. ~ D.H. Lawrence
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