Jul. 2nd, 2014

I'm sure people have brought it up elsewhere, and that there's probably a makes-sense-in-that-fiddly-legal-way explanation, but I'm surprised I haven't been more people making this point:

(with the caveat that numbers in the following examples are completely made up, and only important inasmuch as one is bigger than the other)

Employer pays for a health care plan with which an employee acquires birth control for $10: Violation of religious liberties! You can't force an employer to pay for that!

Employer pays for a salary with which an employee acquires birth control for $100: Sure, whatever.

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