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Obama shifts birth control policy amid election pressure
Amid intense campaign scrutiny, President Obama named a middle ground on contraception policies. He proposed that religious employers can opt out and insurance plans cover free birth control for employees who want it, easing the Church clash while preserving access for workers. Cardinal Dolan called it a first step. Gingrich dismissed any deal as insufficient. The White House insists the move upholds core principles and avoids retreat.
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