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[susandennis]

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A congressional committee investigating birth control issues should be staffed entirely and only by people (male or female) who could possibly get pregnant and so who are on the front line of the issues.
People who cannot get pregnant should only be allowed the panel if they run out of the ones who can.

Comments

[qnetter]

They, of course, claim that birth control is not the issue -- it is freedom of religion and conscience, and birth control is just an example. They would, for instance, support employers who refused to pay for prenatal care and delivery either for children conceived out of wedlock...

[pisceandreamer.livejournal.com]

Sing it, sister.

The Va house of delegates just passed a personhood bill and voted down the amendment that would have qualified it to make sure it couldn't be used to ban contraception. Yaaaay. :/