because the employee is perfectly free to go out and by his or her own birth control separately. you infringe on your hosts to go out and make anti-gay comments in your personal life. i think it s great that you have that right and that you make those decisions. to say that i m not going to pay for my employees birth control, is not the same as saying my employee may not get birth control. that s a distinction that s very important to make and that is upheld. sandra? what do you think about that argument? i think the problem is that the argument goes much farther beyond the contraception issue, think could be about a lot of different aspects of health care. an employer could decide they want to deny coverage for blood transfusions. but many of these are cost
object it reporter: it is politics here. it s an opportunity for republicans to unite on things they all agree on and take back to constituents and say even if we fail, we tried. they tried to repeal obama care but never passed it to a must pass piece of legislation such as keeping the government running. so, if you are doing the medical advice, if you are doing the affordable care act, many republicans feel very strongly on the contraception issue, why not attach it to this. it s going to the not and not going anywhere. you can say look, we did this, we took a stand. we were almost unanimous on it, whatever the bill turns out to
mention the word abortion. then you have to think about what abortion is and the media don t want to go there. jon: the media does want to write about plan b. it s being applauded that decision? it depends on your political outlook on whether or not it s being applauded. we also had the decision by the obama administration to challenge that judge s ruling this week on another contraception issue. i mean, look, i think that i want to give a shoutout to kirsten powers who has stuck with this story and has been a kind of conscience media. jon: talking about gosnell. exactly. she stayed with it and said this is modern and you can be pro-contraception and still cover this case. jon: all right. more news watch in a moment. what one story caused a collective cheer by the media this week. the answer next on news watch.
about abortion you have to mention the word abortion. then you have to think about what abortion is and the media don t want to go there. jon: the media does want to write about plan b. it s being applauded that decision? it depends on your political outlook on whether or not it s being applauded. we also had the decision by the obama administration to challenge that judge s ruling this week on another contraception issue. i mean, look, i think that i want to give a shoutout to kirsten powers who has stuck with this story and has been a kind of conscience media. jon: talking about gosnell. exactly. she stayed with it and said this is modern and you can be pro-contraception and still cover this case. jon: all right. more news watch in a moment. what one story caused a collective cheer by the media this week. the answer next on news watch. [ chirp ] all good? [ chirp ] getty up.
agree with everything the pope teaches to be drawn to him. i think that s important for the church. i m not the pope. but still it s a message people are drawn to. he s not going to change to get people to follow him. people will follow because they want to follow. i just want amy to have the last word in here. still on the issue of contraception many young people, you can t even comprehend that someone would be against that for women. when you look to the church, they wanted to be a more modern institution and relate to their everyday lives. in that instance, it seems to not be doing that. carol, it comes back to what i said. as parents, it is our responsibility to instill morals and values into our children s lives and bring the church into their lives. it is not the government s place. at the end of the day we have to decide what s best for us. maybe not everyone agrees with the contraception issue. i can tell you one thing.