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jimmy p
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Q. What do politicians use for birth control?
A. Their personalities!
A. Their personalities!
Originally posted by Tsunami
Politics:
Poly = many
Tics = blood sucking insects
Originally posted by Tsunami
Politics:
Poly = many
Tics = blood sucking insects
I stand corrected.Originally posted by Dissident Dan
Correction, ticks are not insects. They are arachnids. So politicians are hiding two pairs of extremeties.
The most common form of birth control used by politicians is the birth control pill. This is because it is a discreet and highly effective method that can be easily managed by the individual.
Yes, politicians often have access to a wider range of birth control options, including more expensive and advanced methods such as intrauterine devices (IUDs) and hormonal implants. This is due to their higher socioeconomic status and access to better healthcare.
No, politicians are not required to disclose their use of birth control. This is considered a private matter and is protected by medical confidentiality laws.
There is no evidence to suggest that politicians have a higher rate of unplanned pregnancies compared to the general public. However, due to their public image and the potential impact of an unplanned pregnancy on their career, politicians may be more likely to use birth control consistently and effectively.
Yes, birth control is typically covered by insurance for politicians, just like it is for the general public. However, the specific coverage may vary depending on the individual's insurance plan and provider.