On the recordNovember 1, 2011
These economic concerns are the threat to public health we should be discussing, not whether or not your boss' conscience is more important than your own.
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Lois Capps
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congress.govThese economic concerns are the threat to public health we should be discussing, not whether or not your boss' conscience is more important than your own.
Capps emphasizes economic issues over employer's religious beliefs on contraception.
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