Term limits needed desperately….
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Or, barring that, butterfly nets.
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And now for something completely different:
http://www.dallasnews.com/news/politics/headlines/20120220-pelosi-speaks-at-bush-library-at-texas-am-university.ece
http://www.click2houston.com/news/Nancy-Pelosi-gets-warm-reception-at-Texas-A-M-University/-/1735978/8813398/-/cv3pp4/-/index.html
“My mother taught me we have free will…”
Not in deciding on whether or not we want to pay for someone else’s elective contraceptive coverage, though, I guess…
No, no, in zat, vee muzt defer to zee Stadt!
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I thought you would get a kick out of the rest of the story. 😉
Contraception is elective but Viagra is covered, where is your outrage?
Why do old virgin men get to dictate the healthcare available to young women? They are clearly experts on the subject.
Also allowing employers to decide what will be covered on healthcare based on what is “morally objectionable” seems like a great way to strip rights from employees.
“No sorry, your kemo is elective because you will die any ways, not paying”
That’s a straw man argument. It’s absolutely RIDICULOUS if Viagra is covered.
Absolutley bonkers and another case of the slippery slope one embarks upon by claiming “healthcare is a right.”
Yeah, and next… manicures!
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