The real question is, how many people have used that coverage? For patient privacy reasons we obviously can't find out who has used it, (although it is safe to say that 99% of Americans would want to know, half to expose the hypocrisy of it and the other half as a public shaming of "murders,") but they could release the data in aggregate. They could say something like "X% of females covered by the plan used this coverage last year." The RNC should totally be in favor of releasing that number because it shows that they aren't hypocrites, (unless, or course, they are and they've been using the coverage. In which case, they should keep offering it since people seem to use it.)