Just picked up my birth control. No co-pay. Thank you, Mr. President.
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(@polySLB) January 06, 2013Squee! As Twitchy reported, binders full of moochers stopped hoarding birth control when the nefarious pill-stealer Romney lost the election. Now, they are empowering themselves by groveling at the feet of their birth control sugar daddy master.
Best surprise of the day.. Not having to pay for my birth control..—
Kaelynn Lemke (@KJL_7) January 05, 2013
ohhh can i get birth control on somebody medicaid damn i dnt wanna pay fah dat shit !—
ツi♥myboyfriendツ (@vita_thestylist) January 06, 2013
you know it’s going to be a good day when you pick up your birth control and for the first time ever there’s no co-pay.—
ℓiαnnα dibℓαsi (@jadorelianna) January 05, 2013
Photo: For the first time ever, I have just picked up birth control without paying any co-pay. Thank you Mr…. tmblr.co/ZidA4xb8W5MT—
Anna V. Eskamani (@Anna_V_E) January 06, 2013
No co-pay on my birth control now? I think I'm going to like 2013 #luckyday—
Jenny Dent (@JenLynnDent) January 04, 2013
Obamacare coming in strong and saving me my $5 co-pay on my birth control. #FoFreeee—
Autumn. (@autumnxo21) January 06, 2013
Went 2 pick up my birth control and no copay! Saves me $120 a year! And hey, no babies for my insurance to pay for! #ObamaCare #winning—
Katie Lady (@Krocheima) January 04, 2013
Went to get my birth control , got my money out to pay and my total was $0.00 !😳☺ THANKS OBAMA !!! 😜😛—
LeXXXiBayybEEE(@he_gt_meHOLLINs) January 04, 2013
Not having to pay for birth control I probably the best present EVER #nobabies—
Courtney Knowles (@CourtKnowles) January 04, 2013
The fact that there is no co-pay for birth control 👍#greatday—
Bri moussette (@BMoussette) January 05, 2013
Damn I used to pay $25 a month for my birth control.. now im payin $10!! #HellYeah—
Amanda Block (@amanda_lisa17) January 04, 2013
Thanks to Obama I no longer have a co pay for my birth control 😄#freebirthcontrol—
Jhoana Granados (@Jho_Granados) January 04, 2013
I just paid zero dollars for my birth control refill. #obamamotherfuckingcare #nice—
Becca Marshall (@beccamarshall) January 05, 2013
Today I felt the effects of healthcare reform when I had no co-pay for my birth control. My wallet is grateful #obama—
Jordan Frye (@jfrye7) January 05, 2013
Omg, for the first time in my LIFE I didn't have to pay for birth control! $40 a month adds up! @BarackObama—
Julie-Marie (@zellokiia) January 03, 2013
Know what else adds up? The extra money taken from your paycheck every pay period. But, whatever! “Free” contraceptives!
Just got my birth control for free. Hundreds taken out of my pay, but at least I'm saving $10/mo! #thanksobama #semistoked—
Patricia B. Dwyer (@PatriciaBDwyer) January 05, 2013
My paycheck is now less but on the bright side I didn't have to pay $17 for my birth control #thanksobama—
Claire Dragony (@DragonC321) January 04, 2013
Oh, sweeties. Hundreds taken out … but no $10 per month for birth control and isn’t that really all that matters? You’ve come a long way, baby. Too bad the trail didn’t lead to, you know, math class. The non-deluded try to explain it.
Hey Obama If I pay for my own birth control for $10 a month can I have that tax money back?!?—
Allison Miller (@allie_miller1) January 04, 2013
#obamacare For gals who are touting their 'free' birth control. It ain't free, gals. We captive taxpayers (your friends & neighbors) pay!—
(@hole19er) January 06, 2013
#DearRegretfulOVoters Have you realized the drop in your pay offsets your savings on free condoms and birth control pills?—
The Other DaveWeigle (@WeigleDavid) January 07, 2013
Indeed. Perhaps they should peruse more hashtag Teachable Moments. Or, they should talk to the women who are hardest hit; it’s not so ‘free’ for others.
So I hear uninsured women are havin to pay for their birth control? #shocking #TGDN—
Clay (@ClayFullick) January 06, 2013
Thanks to Obama I now have to pay 10$ for birth control when it used to be free under my insurance #fuckObamaCare—
Anna Erwin (@anna_elizaabeth) January 07, 2013
@allie_miller1 I'm now paying more for my birth control along with my taxes. I guess I'm not poor enough…—
Amanda (@amndgus) January 04, 2013
@YYGordon Great I'm 50 and need to pay for birth control again. Makes me feel so young—
susan (@MorelHunting) January 05, 2013
Wow, no health insurance causes me to have to pay 33.50 for my fucking birth control. Nothing's going my way these days.—
January 16th ⛄ (@SmilesForSammy) January 06, 2013
Just paid $85 for my birth control wtfffff #fuckyounewyeardeductibles 🙈—
Faith Santos (@faithmsantos) January 06, 2013
Hate when I pay 70$ for fuckn birth control #boxesofcondomsarecheaper—
Megan Moran (@crazyditamegs) January 05, 2013
PSA: you still have to pay a copay if you use the NuvaRing. Grumble grumble. But glad y'all are getting free birth control.—
Sarah (@sarahchristine) January 05, 2013
I get my birth control for free now but I pay out the butt for taxes. Bullshiittt.—
Zoey Price (@ZoeeAlexis) January 05, 2013
paid $54 dollars for birth control today… this is getting out of control!—
Kelsey Schuettler (@thatshit_KRAE_) January 06, 2013
Pharmacist: It went up to $70 a month
Me: Lady if I wanted to pay that much, I would just have a baby, not be on birth control. #truestory—
Amber Trude (@alt823) January 06, 2013
Hardest hit, besides every single taxpayer who is paying for this “free” birth control? The working poor.
Maybe Sugar Daddy Obama would like to explain some facts to the deluded (ha! Truth is hard). The cost of contraceptives is increasing and will continue to do so. The coverage mandate doesn’t help women; it helps drug companies.
Not only did they get largely what they wanted from Obama’s health-care-reform law (no caps on drug prices, no reimportation from Canada); now, President Obama’s mandate is broadening the market for their products. With drug prices so high, the best way it can increase demand for its products is to get the federal government to mandate payment for it.
When price incentives are gone, costs rise. Guess who that hurts most? That’s right, the working poor who are uninsured and pay out of pocket. It hurts those who are insured, too, of course. As Twitchy has reported extensively, insurance premiums are rising with no end in sight. Why do you think that is? Mandated coverage. Who would have thunk it? Oh, that’s right. Women who think with their lady smarts, not their lady parts.
But, hey, Obama got some sweet, sweet pharmaceutical money for his campaign and was able to lie and use women to his own end. Bonus!
The hits will keep coming.
50 million without health insurance. Will Obama's market solutions make the problem worse?
nytimes.com/2013/01/06/bus…—
(@StrikeDebt) January 07, 2013
Thank you Obama.
Insurance companies rush to raise rates into the double-digits po.st/wEqB7S—
Michael Anderson (@mjwa) January 07, 2013
Don’t worry; it’s all “free,” right binders full of moochers?
