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Does Michigan need a law that allows the refusal of health care on moral basis?

Senate Bill 136 would allow health care providers, facilities and insurance providers to deny service based on religious, moral or ethical objections. State Senator John Moolenar, a Republican representing Michigan’s 36th District is the bill’s sponsor. He spoke with Jennifer White earlier this week.

Listen to full interview above.

Mercedes Mejia is senior producer for Stateside and also hosts The Dish podcast.
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