Biden-Harris Administration expands coverage of contraception under the Affordable Care Act as Republican elected officials continue attacks on reproductive freedom.
Biden-Harris Administration expands coverage of contraception under the Affordable Care Act as Republican elected officials continue attacks on reproductive freedom.
Jennifer Klein, Director, White House Gender Policy Council Under President Biden and Vice President Harris’s leadership, the Administration is taking
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Under President Biden and Vice President Harris’s leadership, the Administration is taking bold action to expand coverage of contraception for the 52 million women of reproductive age with private health insurance, marking the most significant expansion of contraception benefits under the Affordable Care Act in more than a decade.
And provides zero details and just rambles on about how terrible Republicans are.
This isn't a policy they're suggesting, it's a political ad....
Sounds like they're following the Faux News strategy, which won't work on people that would vote D. They want to hear what Kamala will do, everyone already knows Republicans are shit.
It's disappointing to see that both sides have reduced the president press as simply a propaganda tool
The white house is definitely being used as a political tool, but check the fact sheet to see what they are doing exactly.
check the fact sheet to see what they are doing exactly.
I don't see any link for that in the press release, maybe I'm missing it.
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Not sure why that wasn't the link you posted, or why anyone expects this to actually pass when Biden's spent four years saying he can't do anything about the House/Senate.
Give credit when things are done, not when someone announced a concept of legislation with zero chance to actually go into effect.
That's not even getting into the real solution is universal healthcare and we've spent literally over a century trying to get it, so obviously the strategy of slowly adding parts isn't working.
This doesn't need to pass Congress. This is an administrative rule, not a new law.