By Sara Robinson, AlterNet
Posted on March 21, 2012, Printed on March 23, 2012
Much has been written the past few months about
the conservatives' assault on women's autonomy: the intrusive battery
of new laws designed to forcibly insert the right-wing's political and
religious agenda into the most intimate conversations between women and
their doctors.
What's less well understood is that this same
effort is also a full frontal attack on the future of government-paid
healthcare, and by larger extension, on Americans' trust in their public
institutions, and our confidence in government's ability to solve
problems the market can't handle.
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