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Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand implies that all women support contraception mandate

Right out of Sandra Fluke’s playbook.

Of course, “access to birth control” is Democrat-speak for forcing employers to buy health insurance that includes coverage for contraception. No GOP Governor or member of Congress is suggesting that birth control be banned, though at least one wants to make access easier.

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The contraception mandate doesn’t make economic sense, but what’s really galling is Sen. Gillibrand’s insinuation that all women are as economically illiterate as she is.

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