The New York Times/CBS News polling released this week backed up what most of us already knew: The majority of Americans (65 percent) support the ruling by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to include no-copay birth control in employee insurance plans. Fifty-nine percent believe that religiously-affiliated employers such as hospitals and universities should be expected to comply with this policy. This includes many Catholics.
Author: Jon O'Brien
Jon O’Brien, president of Catholics for Choice (CFC), heads the leading prochoice organization addressing sexual and reproductive rights from a standpoint of culture, faith, and morality. Mr. O’Brien is committed to maintaining a visionary approach to reproductive health policy, focused on shaping and advancing the way people, especially opinion leaders and policy makers, think about these issues.