The Maryland House of Delegates voted 89-41 to allow birth control to be sold in vending machines on public school grounds by repealing a law imposing $1,000 fines for violations in what critics argue is an open invitation to youth promiscuity.
Abortifacient contraception will soon be available in vending machines in Connecticut, Democrat Gov. Ned Lamont has announced as part of a push to expand birth control 'access' without having to consult an actual doctor.
As states across the country limit the gruesome murder of the unborn, the left is promoting birth control in a desperate attack on life, particularly on college campuses.