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'Puff, the magic Drag Queen gets his A$$ Hat handed to him by the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals - again.
Background: The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act mandates contraceptive coverage for all employers and educational institutions, even though the mandate itself is not included in the wording of the law(s) [1] passed by Congress. The mandate applies to all new health insurance plans effective August 2012. It controversially includes Christian hospitals, Christian charities, Catholic universities, and other enterprises owned or controlled by religious organizations that oppose contraception on doctrinal grounds. Regulations[13] made under the act rely on the recommendations of the Institute of Medicine, which concluded that birth control is medically necessary "to ensure women's health and well-being." .................... Nov 13th 2013 A U.S. Appeals court has issued a strongly worded decision against ObamaCare and its anti-religious regulations. Alliance Defending Freedom attorney Matt Bowman tells OneNewsNow the court's decision joins the majority of other rulings on the mandate, which have found the mandate to "excessively conflict with our nation's guarantee of religious freedom to all Americans." The lawsuit was filed by Grote Industries of Madison, Indiana on the basis of the mandate to provide free coverage in ObamaCare for abortion-causing drugs, contraception and sterilization under threat of heavy penalties. The 7th Circuit issued a decision finding the administration's argument that religious freedom disappears when doing business unsound and extraordinary. Bowman, Matt (ADF)"The decision rightly foresees the dangers of allowing government to have this kind of power," says Bowman. "If the government can force family business owners to act contrary to their deepest convictions under the threat of fining them out of business, it is a danger to everybody." ADF is handling 14 other lawsuits against the mandate. A total of 77 are currently in the federal court system. - See more at: http://www.onenewsnow.com/legal-courts/2013/11/13/religious-freedom-confined-to-home-appeals-court-rules-differently#.UolcwxxEO38 .............................. I love seeing the ObamaCon get his A$$ Hat handed to him by those who know what the Constitution is for and is about. Puff the Magic Drag Queen has yet to do anything manly or right. |
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'Puff, the magic Drag Queen gets his A$$ Hat handed to him by the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals - again. Background: The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act mandates contraceptive coverage for all employers and educational institutions, even though the mandate itself is not included in the wording of the law(s) [1] passed by Congress. The mandate applies to all new health insurance plans effective August 2012. It controversially includes Christian hospitals, Christian charities, Catholic universities, and other enterprises owned or controlled by religious organizations that oppose contraception on doctrinal grounds. Regulations[13] made under the act rely on the recommendations of the Institute of Medicine, which concluded that birth control is medically necessary "to ensure women's health and well-being." .................... Nov 13th 2013 A U.S. Appeals court has issued a strongly worded decision against ObamaCare and its anti-religious regulations. Alliance Defending Freedom attorney Matt Bowman tells OneNewsNow the court's decision joins the majority of other rulings on the mandate, which have found the mandate to "excessively conflict with our nation's guarantee of religious freedom to all Americans." The lawsuit was filed by Grote Industries of Madison, Indiana on the basis of the mandate to provide free coverage in ObamaCare for abortion-causing drugs, contraception and sterilization under threat of heavy penalties. The 7th Circuit issued a decision finding the administration's argument that religious freedom disappears when doing business unsound and extraordinary. Bowman, Matt (ADF)"The decision rightly foresees the dangers of allowing government to have this kind of power," says Bowman. "If the government can force family business owners to act contrary to their deepest convictions under the threat of fining them out of business, it is a danger to everybody." ADF is handling 14 other lawsuits against the mandate. A total of 77 are currently in the federal court system. - See more at: http://www.onenewsnow.com/legal-courts/2013/11/13/religious-freedom-confined-to-home-appeals-court-rules-differently#.UolcwxxEO38 .............................. I love seeing the ObamaCon get his A$$ Hat handed to him by those who know what the Constitution is for and is about. Puff the Magic Drag Queen has yet to do anything manly or right. I'll be glad when his a$$ is shown the White House door. ![]() |
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