They've become like m&m's

The way abortifacient pills have been marketed and made easily available in other countries (and even to minors at that), you'd think they were the same as candy.


Chile Distributes Morning After Pill for Free, Catholic Church Opposed
by Steven Ertelt
LifeNews.com Editor
September 6, 2006

Santiago, Chile (LifeNews.com) -- The Catholic Church in Chile is criticizing a new governmental move to give away morning after pills at no cost to any women over the age of 14. The government of the South American nation announced the program over the weekend and it follows a decision by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to sell Plan B over the counter.

Full story at LifeNews.com

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‘Morning After' Hangover? 9/8/2006

The law of unintended consequences?

We don't suppose it occurred to the FDA, which has no enforcement powers, that an 18-year-old might buy the pills, also known as Plan B, and pass them on to younger girls? Any adult male over 18 could walk into a pharmacy, buy the drug, coax a girl into having sex and then taking the pill, telling her that everything will be OK.

Full story at Concerned Women for America