- Monday, March 31, 2014

I’m confused. The argument of the pro-choice advocates at the Supreme Court last week was that the decision regarding contraception should be between women and their doctors, and dictated not by what an employer is willing to cover under a health care plan, but by what is mandated under Obamacare (“Supreme Court to weigh religious rights of corporations vs. Obamacare’s ’contraception mandate,’” Web, March 23).

This means the state decides what is required. At the same time, executive-order waivers notwithstanding, participation under Obamacare is not optional. Hence, there is no choice. So isn’t there a contradiction in their logic?

KAREN ANN DELUCA

Alexandria

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