OReilly To Fluke: "You want me to give you my hard earned money so you can have sex?"

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71. Let me count the ways.

1. It does NOT mean people's insurance premiums will go up. If anything, costs associated with the results of NOT having access to healthcare/birth control are higher.

2. Women pay for health insurance.

3. People have sex. So what if women WERE using birth control to avoid getting pregnant? Why is that seen as a "recreational" frill rather than NORMAL human functioning??

4. It's nobody's business why women are taking ANY prescribed drugs. It's their health, their bodies, their choice.

5. Billo said "Why should *I* pay..." It's been framed as a matter of taxpayers giving FREE stuff away to people who aren't paying, which is the big emotional hot button for right-wingers. Now added to the stereotype of the Lazy Welfare Queen, we have the Oversexed College Coed.