No no she’s got a point

Next the QOP will make birth control illegal

And then women voting

Hobby Lobby provides insurance that doesn't have birth control covered.

A clue!

It's almost like Hobby Lobby is a private company that is run by folks who subscribe to the (quite common) view that birth control represents a way to subvert God's plan for marriage and sex.

Don't like it? Don't work there.

You're sidestepping the topic of the conversation and that's the evangelicals of the GOP would seek to make birth control illegal if they could.

If it's really God's plan, then we should also ban fertility drugs, male performance drugs, etc. People are defying "God's Will" and rejecting the test of faith with medicine. Right?

You're the one who brought up Hobby Lobby. A private company that manages its own insurance is NOT the same as a political party and their platform for whether things should actually be outlawed.

A private company whose practices echo the agenda of the evangelical right wing. You can't change my mind on this.

Stay on topic, Stanhalen said GOP will attempt to ban birth control next.
I agreed saying Bobby Lobby, a Christian own store, forces its religious practices in their employees by opting out of something that is only considered controversial by Christians. This putting politics in the work place.

In this, I state the hypocrisy of the right is evident in "birth control interferes with God's plan" while at the same time advocating against fertility drugs.

Well they'll at least have ended state-sanctioned killing.

It's a start.