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Victoria33
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This is a recent article but similar to another from 2 years ago.
I see no inconsistency with this. The state can do what they want. Of course, I would never use these myself.
To me, it is a topic that is a bit on the backburner, I haven’t really thought it out much. I guess, voting-wise, if it ever came up for a vote that is, we would be compelled to reject it.
Just an open-discussion on birth control, the article I cited reads:
Arkansas state Rep. Aaron Pilkington, a Republican, said he started working on a bill easing women’s access to birth control after seeing “about a 15 percent decrease of teen births” after other states passed similar legislation.