bucs90
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If the premise was so valid, why would she need to lie about it to prove her case?
That's a question to ask her, and only if it's any of your business which it isn't. Whether women should be covered for birth control is a question completely separate from Fluke's character.
Or did you think she was the only person advocating this?
That slut went in front of Congress to demand that all of us pay for her, and her friends, birth control pills. It is officially OUR business.
No, shes not the only one. Lots of people in our society demand that their WANTS be paid for by the rest of us.
WalMart BC pills are $10 a month. My GF uses them. And she pays for them. ANY Georgetown Law student should be able to find $10 a month, right?