6-14-13 abortion bill

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The Wisconsin Assembly has passed a bill that would make public workers' abortions more expensive and allow religious organizations to refuse insurance coverage for contraceptives. The chamber approved the measure yesterday on a 58-39 vote despite minority Democrats' complaints that Republicans were legislating women's reproductive choices when they should be working to improve Wisconsin's economy. The proposal goes next to the state Senate.