Seven states trying to block part of the federal health care law
that requires contraception coverage will continue with their lawsuit
despite last month's U.S. Supreme Court ruling that upheld most of the
law, according to Nebraska Attorney General Jon Bruning, who is leading
the case.
The federal lawsuit is challenging a rule that requires contraception
coverage in health care plans _ including for employees of
church-affiliated hospitals, schools and outreach programs. The suit
argues that the rule violates the rights of employers that object to the
use of contraceptives, sterilization and abortion-inducing drugs.
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1 comment:
Why arn't they blocking the coverage of Viagra? Don't hear a word about that do you?
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