''What's happening here in Massachusetts is really a turning point," said Melissa Kogut, executive director of NARAL Pro-Choice Massachusetts, a reproductive health advocacy group that supports abortion rights but says Plan B is a contraception issue, not one of abortion. NARAL and the Planned Parenthood League of Massachusetts have been urging Wal-Mart to change its Plan B policy for months.
In Massachusets the legislature passed a law requiring Wal-Mart to carry the abortion drug. I don't really need to say anything more, "requiring" a business to sell a certain kind of product? What kind of Soviet maneuver is that?
No comments:
Post a Comment