Quantum Windbag
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all of that time and you still fall flat on your face.
Actually, I didn't, I just baited a trap for you, and you ran right into it.
The requirement is that insurance plans cover the cost including copayment but how does one get insurance coverage without PAYING for it?? All obama is saying is that there would be no copayment to receive the preventative care however he isn't excluding them from paying for the COVERAGE.
The actual requirement, as posted on the DHS website, is for the employers to pay for the coverage. Feel free to go find a link to anything other than the video I just posted that contains any plan that says anything else, you won't find one.
Did it hurt when you globsmacked your face into the ground?
No you didn't that was what was said by uncensored who has left the building instead of answering some simple questions. I apologize.
I can understand the confusion, apology accepted.
Actually she wanted insurance that she is required to pay for to cover it.
Actually, she wants insurance that other people are getting to cover it, hers already does because she doesn't use the Georgetown provided insurance. She chose to go to Georgetown in an attempt to force the Jesuits to cover contraception, getting a law degree is a secondary goal. That much was made clear even before she testified.
Meet Sandra Fluke: The woman you didn’t hear at Congress’ contraceptives hearing - The Washington Post
what are you babbling about?? most expensive? She wants the insurance plan she is required to buy to cover the costs. What about that are you not getting?
Her plan does cover the cost. She testified that contraception costs up to $3000 a year, which is pretty expensive for something you can pick up at Walmart for $9 for a months supply. Maybe she only shops at Tiffany's.
Perhaps it has to do with more than just the costs of the medication? Office visits to get the prescription more than likely have a copayment and then they have to get it filled and then pay the pharmacy. So have anything real to show how much it actually costs?
a routine doctor's visit for contraception costs $2800? Why do I find that even harder to believe? Especially when I add in the fact that the insurance actually covers doctor's visits.
which question? you claim I failed to answer a question but which one? you respond to my questions with questions and don't answer my questions then you demand that I answer one of the many inane questions you have tossed out. So which question?
You asked a question in which the answer was so self evident I assumed it was rhetorical, and you think my question about how not providing coverage for something in any way prohibits people from getting it is inane?
because I am still pretty sure that Viagra does not prevent contraception.
On the other hand, it just might, as I have not yet heard about any man getting pregnant. On the other hand, women aren't actually supposed to take Viagra, so, unless someone is abusing it, there is really no reason to expect a man would get pregnant as a result of his sexual partner using Viagra.
I have already explained why I brought up viagra so if you wish to continue to play stupiud then by all means continue. Unless of course, you aren't playing stupid?[/QUOTE]
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