Wait wait wait...giving teens access to birth control is "completely against the morals of the majority of the population in the U.S"? Ok, let's test that statement. Top result in Google for search terms: "Gallup Birth Control". Data for the study days to May 3-6, 2012. Stats:
The article later shows the results when dividing the respondants by political affiliation. Amazingly enough, the data shows a minimal difference by party on this subject, with 87% of Republicans viewing birth control as morally acceptable, 90% of Democrats saying the same, and 89% of Independents agreeing. Of course, it could be argued that the writer was speaking of premarital sex being against the moral majority, but even that falls flat, as 59% of respondents stated that sex between an unmarried man and woman was morally acceptable. ...And I got all that from less than 5 minutes of research. Was this writer even trying? I mean yeah, it's a high school paper, but I'd have hoped that students would have started to figure out the importance of finding proper sources at that point.

The article later shows the results when dividing the respondants by political affiliation. Amazingly enough, the data shows a minimal difference by party on this subject, with 87% of Republicans viewing birth control as morally acceptable, 90% of Democrats saying the same, and 89% of Independents agreeing. Of course, it could be argued that the writer was speaking of premarital sex being against the moral majority, but even that falls flat, as 59% of respondents stated that sex between an unmarried man and woman was morally acceptable. ...And I got all that from less than 5 minutes of research. Was this writer even trying? I mean yeah, it's a high school paper, but I'd have hoped that students would have started to figure out the importance of finding proper sources at that point.