Arizona denys women contraception unless they use it for a medical reason other than not getting pregnant. It is in the article.

You do know that women use birth control to keep from getting cervical cancer, endometrial cancer, and for other medical reasons based on their doctors advice.

Women with MS have to take birth control because if they get pregnant they can end up in a wheelchair, if they are not already in one.

Rick Santorum says that it should be up to the states to ban conceptratives. Texas, Ohio, Mississippi, have or are planning on banning birth control.

Wisconsin and New Jersey are in the process of banning it.

It is right there in the articles. This has been going on for about 3 years -- it is not anything new. They are just finalizing it. It has been on the news, and in many articles on the internet. I get emails from my Senators and Congressman about this assault on women.

Every couple should be able to plan the size of their family -- not the government. At first I thought this was a religious belief and that would be infringing upon our 1st Amendment, but the American College of OB/GYN says that this is for political gain. The more extreme the attacks on women are the next state makes more extreme attacks and the 1000's of women health experts say this is putting millions of women's lives in danger. This is more involved that banning birth control.

Texas, Mississippi, Ohio,

Arizona denys women contraception unless they use it for a medical reason other than not getting pregnant. It is in the article.

You do know that women use birth control to keep from getting cervical cancer, endometrial cancer, and for other medical reasons based on their doctors advice.

Women with MS have to take birth control because if they get pregnant they can end up in a wheelchair, if they are not already in one.

Rick Santorum says that it should be up to the states to ban conceptratives. Texas, Ohio, Mississippi, have or are planning on banning birth control.

Wisconsin and New Jersey are in the process of banning it.

It is right there in the articles. This has been going on for about 3 years -- it is not anything new. They are just finalizing it. It has been on the news, and in many articles on the internet. I get emails from my Senators and Congressman about this assault on women.

Every couple should be able to plan the size of their family -- not the government. At first I thought this was a religious belief and that would be infringing upon our 1st Amendment, but the American College of OB/GYN says that this is for political gain. The more extreme the attacks on women are the next state makes more extreme attacks and the 1000's of women health experts say this is putting millions of women's lives in danger. This is more involved than banning birth control.