Dolan urges Obama to back down on birth control The head of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops Thursday urged President Obama to reverse his administration's decision requiring all employers, including hospitals and schools affiliated with religious organizations, to provide birth control as part of their health plans. "This was a terribly misguided judgement," Archbishop Timothy Dolan of New York said in an interview on "CBS This Morning." Dolan, who is set to become a cardinal later this month, said he met with Obama in the Oval Office late last year and was promised the White House would work with the Catholic church on a number of issues, including education, healthcare and charitable work. "I am hoping that this massive negative reaction to this ruling, I am hoping that he will go back to those assurances that he gave me," Dolan said. Dolan said Mr. Obama called him on January 20 to inform him of his decision. "I expressed to him sincerely my disappointment and my disapproval," Dolan said.