Quote 11 Feb 7 notes
There’s been a ton of commentary to the effect that Obama’s stance on contraception could damage him among Catholic swing voters. For all I know, it’s possible, particularly among church-going, as opposed to secular, catholics. But this is clearly bad politics for Republicans, too. All the GOP presidential candidates will be expected to double down in opposition to Obama’s new policy. Yet multiple recent polls have shown Obama opening up a sizable lead against Romney among women. What kind of impact do you think GOP opposition to free contraception for female employees of these institutions will have on that gender gap? By the way, a new poll came out just today illustrating how perilous this position may be among Americans overall. It found that a big majority, 61 percent, approve of “requiring employer health plans to cover birth control for women.” Only 34 percent disapproved. Independents approve 58-34; women, 67-29. Republicans, conservatives, and Tea Partyers all oppose it. The polling organization that published these findings? Fox News.
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  3. kjbc said: Gross. Nothing is free. It’s not free just because the person will get it at no cost to them. SOMEONE had to pay for it. That someone is taxpayers/consumers. A lot of whom do not agree with it and who are forced to go against their convictions. Fab..
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