Nor is this a women's issue. Fathers, as much as mothers, sometimes feel inconvenienced by an offspring and would rather have it terminated than to face the responsibility and years of sacrifice needed to raise it to adulthood. And even if reproductive health is defined as killing a baby, it isn't being taken away. The cost merely is being absorbed by those choosing to have it done. Sometimes elective surgery isn't covered by insurance.
Employers pay a portion of an employee's health insurance premium.
Thus, any covered medical procedure is subsidized by the employer - the taxpayers, in this case. It is fundamentally wrong to force people to subsidize an activity that a large number of them consider morally or ethically reprehensible. Those are the same circumstances under which federal health insurance covers abortion. Federal employees are not destitute. Many are paid quite well.