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http://www.salon.com/2014/03/13/ladies_dont_worry_about_your_sexual_health_because_your_man_can_get_a_penis_pump/
Thursday, Mar 13, 2014 10:07 AM EDT
Ladies, dont worry about your sexual health, because your man can get a penis pump
"The Daily Show" learns that though women struggle to get contraception coverage, Medicare pays for penis pumps
Using comedy, The Daily Show is again furthering the conversation about Americas sexis with a segment on the double standards of sexual health in America. Under Obamacare, insurance companies have to cover womens healthcare including contraceptives which has become a hotly debated issue in Congress.
Meanwhile, however, Medicare funds penis pumps at $360 a piece, which has never been debated once, Bee learned in an enlightening discussion with National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League president Ilyse Hogue.
Bee, mocking the conservatives who argue against womens health coverage, said that Hogue just didnt understand that womens selfish desire for sexual health and gynecological exams pales in comparison to mens need to deal with erectile dysfunction.
http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/wed-march-12-2014/federally-funded-penis-pumps
liberal N proud
(60,332 posts)on the rest of us.
Warren Stupidity
(48,181 posts)such as "consequences of prostate surgery". However the point is valid regardless. Only women's reproductive health care is a political issue.
Gothmog
(144,919 posts)This was a great episode
joeglow3
(6,228 posts)Their point is that one (or more) policies from many different companies don't cover something while another completely separate policy from a different entity covers penis pumps? Am I missing something. Otherwise, this wouldn't exactly hold up to scrutiny in an intellectually honest forum.
Sarah Ibarruri
(21,043 posts)That in this country men's sexual needs are seen as medically and vitally important, where women's sexual needs are not.