In response to "a few basic facts:
Under the policy, women have access to preventive care with no co-pay that includes contraceptive services."
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"If a woman's employer is a religious non-profit organization, such as a charity hospital that has a religious objection to providing contraceptive services as part of its health plan, her insurance company -- not the hospital or charity -- will be required to reach out and provide her contraceptive care free of charge if she chooses to use it."
Instead, now EVERYONE is forced against their will to pay the insurance companies to provide objectionable contraceptives. Nothing is without cost.
We must work with reputable Church leaders, NOT pro-choice groups, for a solution. The new wording changes nothing about the facts - the mandate must go.