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Salon hot take: Republicans think birth control is bad and women shouldn't be able to get it

As Twitchy reported, Planned Parenthood was sad to report the other day that the Trump administration had forced the abortion provider out of the Title X program. Well, that wasn’t exactly true; Planned Parenthood could have kept the Title X tax dollars if it agreed to stop aborting babies and focus on family planning instead, and we all know that wasn’t going to happen.

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Salon decided to spin the news this way, which is some incredible spin:

It’s just that simple; Republicans think birth control is bad — so bad that it should be available over the counter.

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