Pegvolz...Corinna wasn't saying pay for her kids or pay for her sex she said she is using birth control because she knows she wouldn't be able to afford another one...simple point...she said if someone wants to pay for her to have kids then go ahead...in other words if employers don't want to cover birth control but the will pay tens of thousands of dollars to cover doctor appts for 9 mo and then labor and delivery...and u can get covered for arthritis medicine...which u say is expensive well so is birth conyrol.

Richard, I use the depo shot at $150 every 3 months. This includes $50 for someone to inject it, something I could do myself. $150 every 3 months is $600 a year. I'm not sure how many years she was referring to but if she meant her entire college career, $3000 would be on the low end of the estimate. Her assertion doesn't seem at all ridiculous to those of us who have had to pay the exorbitant prices for birth control. Paying for someone's birth control may seem crazy, but in the long run it's cheaper than not paying for it. If someone can't afford to pay for birth control, you'd better believe they can't afford to pay for a pregnancy or a child and that cost will definitely be handed down to the rest of us.

I can't believe this garbage website makes us watch their stupid ads and listen to 12 minutes of this clip only to end it abruptly with another stupid ad. Where is the section of the clip where Limbaugh makes the statements? This is another instance of senseless stupid advertising without delivering the requested content.

To Corinna: Just a short note; I'm curious! Why should I have to pay for your children? My parents had 5 back in the 50's, no welfare, even though my Dad was laid off every year! My husband and I raised 2 kids, we both had to work it was hard, but we didn't have to get food stamps or welfare. So I think your thinking is wrong, when you tell me 'PAY FOR MY SEX OR PAY FOR MY CHILDREN', or is it just me!??

I looked up Sandra Fluke and listened to her interview... if it is student paying for their own heath care package, if it is out of their pocket and they wish contraceptive products to be covered as it is every else with private insurance, then the college should provide it. They do not have the privilege or the right to force their personal religious dogma on the students.