December 8th, 2011
07:57 PM ET
9 years ago
Obama endorses move to keep age restrictions on 'morning after pill'
The White House (CNN) - President Obama endorsed his administration’s decision to keep in place age restrictions on the purchase of Plan B, the so-called "morning after pill", without a prescription.
"I did not get involved in the process," Obama said when asked if he personally intervened in the matter. "This was a decision that was made by Kathleen Sebelius, the Secretary of HHS."
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The RIGHT is getting ready to EXPLODE in 3 ... 2 ... 1
Obama 2012
If I had a daughter under 17 that needed that pill, I'd want to know also. then again, some parents these days just don't care what their children do ................
A wise visonary leader just spoke!! did I hear the sound of tin foils folding!!
good move, but move age to 30 years.