The testimony she intended to give to Issa's committee had nothing to with sex. She wanted to talk about her fellow Georgetown University student (a lesbian, if I recall correctly) who had medical needs that required contraceptives. Because the University's health plan does not include contraceptives, her friend went without and suffered consequences as a result.

That aside, you do understand that the most common forms of birth control cost the same no matter how often one has sex, right? Rush made up the part about over-indulging, probably so he could later claim to have been kidding. That seems to be his MO.I don't know much about her, but why wouldn't I? Because she admits to being sexually active?