WASHINGTON ? Vice President Joe Biden says he believes the Obama administration can address concerns raised by the Catholic church and religious groups about a new birth control policy that says church-affiliated employers must provide contraceptive coverage for their employees.
Biden tells a Cincinnati radio station Thursday that he's "determined to see that this gets worked out and I believe we can work it out."
Biden says there is a "lot of misunderstanding" about the rule but says there will be a "significant attempt to work this out."
The issue has caused an election-year furor since it was announced last month. The White House has signaled it's looking for a way to ensure women have free access to birth control while avoiding requiring religious employers to provide contraception coverage directly.
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