Alabama House Passes Abortion Bill
More regulations for abortion clinics
(Reuters) - The Alabama House of Representatives passed legislation on Tuesday that would tighten regulations for abortion clinics in a move critics say could force many in the state to close.
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If they really wanted to be dicks, they should force them to give their employees coverage that automatically pays for 700 abortions a year and the most expensive birth control possible whether it's used or not, with the unused part going to the state.