Birth Control

States strike back with birth control billsMohave Valley NewsBOISE, Idaho (AP) — Republican lawmakers in a handful of states are opening another front in the war against President Obama's health care overhaul, seizing on the hot-button issue of birth control with bills that would allow insurance companies to .

Chicago TribuneThe American Debate: Obama getting a boost from GOP's stance on birth controlPhiladelphia InquirerIt's hard to fathom why the Republicans would want to launch a sustained assault on birth control, align themselves with the most conservative voices in the Catholic Church, and thereby risk alienating women voters in November.

Live Insurance NewsInsurance industry could take hit from birth control mandateThe Hill (blog)By Julian Pecquet - 02/19/12 06:00 AM ET The insurance industry is concerned it will take a hit from the Obama administration's mandate that they provide birth control in health plans for employees of religious organizations that object to the coverage .

New York TimesBy what authority does Obama tell insurers to give free birth control?Morning SentinelPresident Barack Obama's birth control 'accommodation' was as politically successful as it was morally meaningless.

LifesiteCatholic use of birth control claim faultyFort Wayne Journal Gazette“In fact, 98 percent of Catholic women use birth control at some point in their lifetimes,” reported NPR on Feb.