Just a reminder that the "amazing converstion" was not about abortion nor about trying to prevent anyone from having access to condoms. It was about a school that is providing birth control to children age 13 and younger.
Birth control has been readily available for a long time. Unwanted pregnancies are still occurring. STDs are still being contracted. Children are still being emotionally and spiritually scarred.
What we, as a culture, have been trying for the last 4 decades hasn't worked. Why would it start working now?
Kent