So, this is interesting.  Although the story is slightly unclear as to reasoning, Target appears to have done something to their morning after policy.  They've fired a pharmacist for refusing to dispense.  See the story below, but it does not appear that Missouri has a law requiring pharmacists to dispense, so it might mean that the policy has been altered.  Note, "until recently, the company accommodated her objection to dispensing the morning-after pill."  Did we help alter the policy?  It isn't totally clear yet, but I think this is a victory for our side.

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http://www.startribune.com/1244/story/20 9009.html

Target pharmacist fired for refusing 'morning-after' prescription

Last update: January 27, 2006 - 7:06 AM

Target pharmacist fired for refusing 'morning-after' prescription

ST. LOUIS -- A suburban St. Louis pharmacist filed a federal complaint after being fired from a Target store for refusing to dispense the so-called "morning-after" birth control pill.

Heather Williams had worked at a Target store in St. Charles, Mo., for five years before being fired last month. Her attorney says that until recently, the company accommodated her objection to dispensing the morning-after pill.

Her complaint was filed with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.

Calls to Minneapolis-based Target were not returned.

Several states are wrestling with the issue of pharmacists who refuse to dispense emergency contraception pills for moral and religious reasons