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Wednesday, March 8, 2006 12:00 AM

Think your birth control will always be covered? Think again

The Senate discusses a bill that would wreak havoc on women's insurance coverage.
Lynn Harris

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  • Thursday, March 9, 2006 04:40 AM

    It does a lot more than that.

    Honestly, Planned Parenthood has it's heart in the right place. Sometimes, though, I wish they'd get a clue. was introduced back in November and since then has had objections from lots of folks not the least of which are mental health advocacy groups. A coalition of opponents organized in, say, December would have a great deal more power than a press release now.

    Of course it is horrid. Of course they speak out of both sides of their collective mouths. Let the states decide about abortion but silence their voices with the profits of their friends play a role. But there are better ways of dealing with such issues.

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