States Expanding Funding of Birth Control
Ahhh. Obamacare. The gift that keeps on giving. Now we see states increasing the income caps on the people eligible to receive medicaid services, particularly, those involving reproductive health. With sob stories like this one, who could resist such a sanguine policy maneuver:
Ariel Wilberg, a 20-year-old student in Edgerton, Wis., says she enrolled in the program two years ago to cover the cost of her birth-control pills. With a part-time bookstore job that pays $10 an hour, she couldn’t afford to pay for the NuvaRing prescription birth control she now takes. She estimates it would cost her about $300 for the three-month supply she gets at a Planned Parenthood outlet.
“It’s very nice to know that I’m healthy in terms of I don’t have to worry about pregnancy,” she said.
The conclusion is clear: the day she gets pregnant, she’ll have a disease. That’s the warped world the culture of death has wrought.






