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Women Are Sending Donald Trump Bills For Their Birth Control In Protest |
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Status: Available Now!
Type: News
Date: Thursday 26 October 2017, 12:00 AM
Media: Mashable
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About the person Donald Trump:
Art: Corporation, Television, Politics
Genres: Entrepreneur, Construction, Founder, Executive, Management, Real Estate, Urban Development, Presidency, Republican Party, Celebrity TV, Reality Show, Reality TV, Documentary TV, Talk Show, TV News, TV Personality, TV Programming, U.S. Presidency, Conservatism, Federalism, Fiscal Conservatism, Right-wing Populism, Social Conservatism |
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Notable Organizations: Mashable
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| Donald Trump's administration recently rolled back federal rules that keep contraception co-pay free for 62.4 million women, so a coalition of reproductive rights organizations are taking their fight straight to the president.
This week, the Keep Birth Control Copay Free campaign launched an online tool inviting people to submit an invoice to the billionaire president for the annual amount of their contraception.
But the tool, which created more than 15,000 invoices in the 24 hours after its launch, is meant to generate more than just a heaping dose of outrage.
Both Trump and the Department of Health and Human Services, which oversees the federal rules on copay-free birth control, receive a copy of the invoice. Each bill is also submitted to the Federal Register as an official comment opposing the proposed rule. The comment period lasts until Dec. 5. |
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