This poll need some du love.

[shraby]

Should Wal-Mart be required to stock the "morning after pill"?

48 yes
52 no

<http://www.cnn.com/2006/LAW/02/01/walmart.contraception.ap/index.html>

[ayeshahaqqiqa]

1. done

still 48 % yes.

[LiberalEsto]

2. If they want a pharmacy license, they can't pick & choose

which medicines to stock or not stock. A pharmacy is the equivalent of a public utility. It's supposed to serve the public good. If all pharmacies and their employees pick and choose what to sell based on individual beliefs, we would have one hell of a mess.

[boobooday]

8. Exactly n/t

[wryter2000]

3. done

:kick:

[wakeme2008]

4. done and

:kick:

[msgadget]

5. This shouldn't even be a question for debate

and I'm surprised the number's still at 48% for 'yes'. It's they law, they dispense pharmaceuticals, it makes them money... If you don't approve of or want it, don't buy it...etc., etc.

[oldtime dfl_er]

6. done

still 48/52. But really, if they stock Viagra, they should stock the morning after pill.

http://www.cafepress.com/scarebaby/654252

[LiberalEsto]

9. Here's an idea: sell Viagra; include coupon for paternity test

and schedule of child support payments.

[William769]

7. Done.

Yes 48% 66033 votes

No 52% 70583 votes
Total: 136616 votes

[spindrifter]

10. done

[Double T]

11. Done. Wal-Mart morals..........

if it wasn't so real it would be an "F"ing JOKE!!!

[donheld]

12. Done

Of course it should.

[beltanefauve]

13. What's with

the "pro-abortion rights groups" in the headline? I thought the term was "pro-choice". I don't like the way CNN is steering this at all.