So with last weeks re-election of President Obama, young American women can breathe a sigh of relief: their future is no longer bound to the decisions of a few elderly men (for now).
Quite frankly why the abortion issue has anything to do with politics - or to do with the GOP to be precise - is beyond me. The pro-choice/pro-life debate seems to be central to a politician's campaign these days, but is up there with same-sex marriage as a complete non-issue.
For although these may conflict with religion (by the way being anti-abortion AND anti-birth control is just nonsensical...these people are just pro-anti), the religious right would do well to respect that not everyone shares their beliefs. Giving women contraception does not compromise your religion, it compromises a woman's right to decide what's best for her body and her life. It is her who will be affected by the choice.
For although these may conflict with religion (by the way being anti-abortion AND anti-birth control is just nonsensical...these people are just pro-anti), the religious right would do well to respect that not everyone shares their beliefs. Giving women contraception does not compromise your religion, it compromises a woman's right to decide what's best for her body and her life. It is her who will be affected by the choice.
