take contraception for medical reason to prevent cysts from growing on her ovaries and not to prevent pregnancy. that technically means that should it be covered on georgetown student health insurance which does not cover contraception for prevention of pregnancy, but unfortunately, when university administrators and employers and insurance companies get involved in deciding whose health needs are legitimate and whose aren t, what happens is that women s health needs take a back seat to that type of ideology. and that s what happened in her case. and we found that that happens in 65% of the female students cases. so for her, she was unable, they repeatedly refused her contraceptive coverage claims, and she had verification from her doctor. it doesn t matter. she had to pay out of pocket about $100 a month for her month after month after month, and eventually she just couldn t afford it. like many students just cannot afford that kind of a cost. and she had to stop taking it.
talked about the battle of the overpass. we know when we have two sides ferociously battling on the right to work, the right to unionize, the polar of cysts on this issue, what are she possible outcomes. we have to look to history to understand what it took to get us to this point. and what i was trying to say to my colleagues was when we came in as freshman four years ago, we said that we would work together in a bipartisan manner. and i learned that lesson from tip o neill. i boxed his belongings up and sent it off back in december of 1986. i always believed we should be able much like tip o neill always said to leave the issues on the floor and be able to go and have a beer at 5:00. well, having a beer is a far cry from punching somebody in the face.
you re bound to repeat the mistakes of history. and in the speech that i gave, i talked about the battle of the overpass. we know when we have two sides ferociously battling on the right to work, the right to unionize, the polar of cysts on this issue, what are she possible outcomes. we have to look to history to understand what it took to get us to this point. and what i was trying to say to my colleagues was when we came in as freshman four years ago, we said that we would work together in a bipartisan manner. and i learned that lesson from tip o neill. i boxed his belongings up and sent it off back in december of 1986. i always believed we should be able much like tip o neill always said to leave the issues on the floor and be able to go
right to work, the right to unionize, the polar of cysts on this issue, what are she possible outcomes. we have to look to history to understand what it took to get us to this point. and what i was trying to say to my colleagues was when we came in as freshman four years ago, we said that we would work together in a bipartisan manner. and i learned that lesson from tip o neil. i boxed his belongings up and sent it off back in december of 1986. i always believed we should be able much like tip o neil always said to leave the issues on the floor and be able to go and have a beer at 5:00. well, having a beer is a far cry from punching somebody in the face. i agree and i do not condone punching anybody in the face. i don t know what the equivalent issue would be on the far right.
stories and peter doocy is standing by with more. the launch was scheduled for as early as to. cysts are prepping to scientists are prepping for liftoff but international pressure to cancel is increasing. the delay could be diplomatic or technical or because of snow. another story, a british hospital is condemning an australian radio station for a prank call that appears to have led to tragic consequences. a hospital spokesman says the hoax resulted in the humiliation of two nurses, one of whom killed herself. a pair of radio deejays called the hospital pretending to be the queen, and were given an update on prince william s condition who was in the hospital for acute morning sickness. being a domestic god he gods is not as glamorous as it seems. the queen of home making, martha