Bill advances requiring fewer trips to the pharmacy for women’s contraception
OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma Senate on Wednesday passed a bill that would make it easier for women to obtain contraceptives despite opposition from a small bloc of Republicans who put up a lengthy argument that it results in murder. Senate Bill 176, by Sen. Jo Anna Dossett, D-Tulsa, would require insurance companies that cover […]
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