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Wendell is traveling with the president in honolulu. explain the government s argument on this. reporter: the government came up with an arrangement in july for nonprofit religious groups to object to paying for contraceptive coverage for employees who are not members of the faith. they can exempt themselves and lets the insurance company pay for the coverage, or when insurance is provided, the government plays. the solicitor general said, with the stroke of their own pen, applicants can secure for themselves the relief they seek from the court, an exemption from the requirements of the contraceptive coverage provision and family members will not receive contraceptive coverage through the plan s third party administrator. churches and other religious groups from within the faith have to provide contraception coverage. the administration s goal is to
GovernmentReporterPresidentGroupsArgumentIn-honoluluArrangementWendellEmployeesContraceptive-coverageFaithCoverageWhat if you are a muslim patient in catholic hospital? dana: cared for. greg: pork on the menu, don t eat it. kimberly: they would be sensitive to that and they wouldn t give you that. be honest. greg: cair would get involved. dana: as a patient, you chose to go there. as provider of the care you can t be compelled then to provide support. bob: that is a good answer. don t repeat that, okay? eric: i won t repeat it. but i ll repeat, saying here is how we are going to this is how we came up with. the strategy. sebelius tried to sell it. it s my job to tell you nothing has changed. i m catholic. i go to catholic church. nothing has changed. they re still requiring catholic churchs, hospitals, universities, to provide the service. now the catholic church isn t going to have to pay the $20 a month. they ll make the insurance company pay. guess what happens when you are the insurance company? what do you mean i have to pay
GregDana-perinoHospitalKimberly-guilfoylePorkPatientDont-eat-itMenuEricBob-beckelAnswerCareWhat if you are a muslim patient in catholic hospital? dana: cared for. greg: pork on the menu, don t eat it. kimberly: they would be sensitive to that and they wouldn t give you that. be honest. greg: cair would get involved. dana: as a patient, you chose to go there. as provider of the care you can t be compelled then to provide support. bob: that is a good answer. don t repeat that, okay? eric: i won t repeat it. but i ll repeat, saying here is how we are going to this is how we came up with. the strategy. sebelius tried to sell it. it s my job to tell you nothing has changed. i m catholic. i go to catholic church. nothing has changed. they re still requiring catholic churchs, hospitals, universities, to provide the service. now the catholic church isn t going to have to pay the $20 a month. they ll make the insurance company pay. guess what happens when you are the insurance company?
GregDana-perinoHospitalKimberly-guilfoylePorkPatientDont-eat-itMenuEricBob-beckelAnswerCareNot nearly as amazing as the media freakout this week over a rule the obama administration finalized three weeks ago. mandating health insurance coverage without a co-pay for contraception, a rule that is a lot like the laws in effect in 28 states. in fact, the obama administration s rule was less stringent than the existing rules in these state where everybody has to cover birth control, no exceptions, not even for churches. the obama rule let churches out of the requirement, nonetheless republicans have been very very angry about the idea, they want hospitals and universities affiliated with the catholic church to be exempt with the rule as well. today, president obama announced a compromise of sorts, everybody except women who work for churches that is, everybody still gets access to birth control through their health insurance but universities and hospitals associated with the catholic church who don t want to provide insurance that covers birth control, they don t have to pay for
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