It's not true in the slightest; it's political propaganda. You can walk into almost any drug store in the United States and buy armfuls of contraception without

It's not true in the slightest; it's political propaganda. You can walk into almost any drug store in the United States and buy armfuls of contraception without any difficulty. It is true that in certain limited cases if a company has a religious objection against contraception, they are not required to pay for it as part of their employees' health plan, but a) that's very, very few employers, b) that doesn't prevent the employees from buying it themselves, and c) the over-the-counter expense of contraception is trivial anyway.