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Arkansas Granny

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26. IMO, it's not about the cost as much as it is the fact that your employer can

Reply to Bigmack (Original post)

Fri Mar 2, 2012, 11:10 AM

Mar 2012

get involved in and have control of your health care decisions. The people who want this are the same ones who were crying the loudest about "death panels" and wanting to keep government out of health care decisions. Their hypocrisy is almost as stunning as their ignorance.

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Walmart and birth control... [View all] Bigmack Mar 2012 OP

People should pay for their own schtumpting. kiss mah grits Mar 2012 #1

Hi Rush! PA Democrat Mar 2012 #4

Rush is using a jackhammer for a vibrator these days...you know, the oxycontin takes it's toll! blue neen Mar 2012 #18

What is that permission slip from? Where? Thank you. wtf? uppityperson Mar 2012 #2

Satire, Kelvin Mace Mar 2012 #6

Thank you, it is getting difficult to tell. uppityperson Mar 2012 #14

It really is n/t Aerows Mar 2012 #15

I take the pill to control terrible periods. I tried the generics because the copay was lower. Lisa0825 Mar 2012 #3

You're taking the Pill to improve another condition? kiss mah grits Mar 2012 #5

My neice was prescribed the pill to stop painful periods, too. n/t jenmito Mar 2012 #7

I'll take your medical ignorance at face value. myrna minx Mar 2012 #8

The poster was escorted from the building at the same time you posted :) pinboy3niner Mar 2012 #11

It's like whack a mole for the MIRT team today! myrna minx Mar 2012 #13

Thank goodness... Account status: Posting privileges revoked Lisa0825 Mar 2012 #9

It's been a busy troll day! myrna minx Mar 2012 #10

Somebody else must have dropped a dime on him Kelvin Mace Mar 2012 #19

ME TOO!! I was ticked! nt Lisa0825 Mar 2012 #23

is not the 2nd commandment about graven images of god an abomination, like this picture? part man all 86 Mar 2012 #12

So we should be at the mercy of Walmart pricing? What if tomorrow they decide myrna minx Mar 2012 #16

Let's look at someone making minimum wage Kelvin Mace Mar 2012 #17

"One McD's value meal per day" joshcryer Mar 2012 #20

Doesn't much help in any case Kelvin Mace Mar 2012 #24

Use Mitt Romney as an example Mumble Mar 2012 #21

That would be true if he ate into his capital Kelvin Mace Mar 2012 #25

Wow... that's killer. I'm saving that for other responses, too. Thanks. nt Bigmack Mar 2012 #22

IMO, it's not about the cost as much as it is the fact that your employer can Arkansas Granny Mar 2012 #26

And what happens when Walmart caves to the American Taliban? baldguy Mar 2012 #27

It's not $9 a month by the way RockaFowler Mar 2012 #28

Plus, there is the $35 co-pay Kelvin Mace Mar 2012 #30

They are counting on the fact that it is not that expensive. But for some women, it is. Mass Mar 2012 #29

And like most conservative arguments Kelvin Mace Mar 2012 #32

The 9.00 per month claim means that women do not need contraception covered by insurance... JNinWB Mar 2012 #31

If it's such a small amount, why is there not full coverage for something so important? n/t Sheepshank Mar 2012 #33

Many if not MOST women use hormones as medication not as birth control csziggy Mar 2012 #34

Many men are clueless.... Bigmack Mar 2012 #35