Whileprochoice advocates across the nation defeated the Blunt amendment, at least four bills in Congress go after women's access to birth-control.

 

Now, anti-choice and anti-cirth control lawmakers who have called the new policy "unrelated to the basic needs of health care” are pushing a bill that couldeliminate that coverage even though 99% of women use birthcontrol at some point in their live.

 

Read their letters to Kathleen Sebelius, Secretary of Health and Human Services.