There was no compromise­. There was no accommodat­ion. It’s all a Jedi mind-trick­! The church affiliated organizati­on will not directly cover contracept­ive medication­s, but will defer to the insurance carrier who must then provide such benefits to the individual at no more than the cost to the organizati­on which in most cases is zero. In the future the insurance carriers will charge a small fee for this addition, but in the end it is a plus for the insurance industry because a pregnancy is many times more costly than the cost of birth control drugs.

Thanks for these comments—I got slammed on Truthout for stating that this was not a compromise nor a solution, it was merely the usual cave in.  So he’s counting on the insurance companies to do the right thing—LOL!

Thanks for these comments—I got slammed on Truthout for stating that this was not a compromise nor a solution, it was merely the usual cave in.  So he’s counting on the insurance companies to do the right hing—LOL!

“My base has no choice, they have no where else to go.”  (Explanation of rationalization, not an endorsement or apologia.)

The whiney liars that call themselves the Catholic Church are between a rock and a hard place now. What’ll be their next complaint?

You must know your message of salvation is damn weak if the only way to maintain the flock is by breeding them and subsequently inculcating them.

But either way, the felonious church can’t argue anyone is usurping their conscience any more, just their pocketbook. Of course that is where their real faith lies, so I’m sure they’ll be more supposed claims of victimhood.

here here ardee.

I was sitting in my living room discussing the news of the day with my wife on wednsday night and wondered aloud on what issue Barry would cave on first. Would it be birth control, or the Keystone pipeline?

Got my answer.

How does this man stand up without a spine?

If one does not like an Obama decision one merely has to wait a bit and he will obligingly reverse himself.