White House defends changes to contraception mandate, rejects ACLU ‘talking points’

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White House press secretary Sarah Sanders on Friday defended the Trump administration’s decision to roll back a controversial provision of Obamacare that required employers to provide health insurance plans that cover contraception even if they had religious or moral objections.

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