Geez, Richie, not you too...
Go ahead - find the quote where Fluke said they were having so much sex they were going broke.
Here's what she said according to an article I found on digitaljournal.com
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Fluke had appeared before Congress on February 23. She told Congress that the Jesuit institution, Georgetown University, does not provide contraception coverage in its student health plan. She said that without an insurance coverage, contraception can cost female students more than $3,000. According to BBC, Fluke's testimony included the case of a student who needed birth control services in a case of ovarian cysts but because Georgetown University does not cover birth control in its student health plan, the student could not convince the insurance company she was ill.
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My own daughter needed birth control to regulate her periods. Among other things, that reduces her risk of developing cancer later in life. I'm fortunate in that my insurance plan can cover her for a little longer. Also, it's not like what SHE needed cost $3000 - but when you're in entry-level jobs, everything you pay for hits the budget harder.