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Harry Reid sets vote on 'Protect Women's Health from Corporate Interference Act'

It’s been only a week since Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid publicly vowed to do “something” legislatively about the Supreme Court’s Hobby Lobby decision. Moving with uncommon speed, Reid has scheduled a Wednesday vote on S.2578, the Protect Women’s Health from Corporate Interference Act of 2014, “a bill to ensure that employers cannot interfere in their employees’ birth control and other health care decisions.”

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“It is imperative that Congress act to reinstate contraception coverage and to protect employees and the covered dependents of such employees from other attempts to take away coverage for other health benefits to which such employees and dependents are entitled under Federal law,” the bill reads.

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