The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments on March 25 in two cases in which businesses owned by Christian families are challenging a controversial Obamacare rule.
Hobby Lobby, owned by the Greens, and Conestoga Wood Specialties, owned by the Hahns, argue that the Obama administration is forcing them to cover abortion-inducing drugs in employee health plans — even though they object based on their religious beliefs. The alternative, they say, is to pay fines of up to $100 per employee per day.
The Foundry’s Jackie Anderson reports from Washington on the debate over religious freedom.
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Best wishes to those who fight for religious freedom, you are in our prayers.
No boss in the bedroom,
Unless hes funding the activity.
No one has the right to tell a woman what to do with her body,
No one has the right to force me to fund what you do with said body.
God bless you.
Watch "180 movie"
"Babies are murdered here"
Snow in spring. Must be global warming.
We talked to the people outside the #SupremeCourt yesterday about why they braved the snow. #HobbyLobby #Obamacare
What a waste for the tax payers, not only has the worry to make a living and pay taxes now has to waste their time too fighting the bureaucracy monster that is welcome socialism.
Today November 25, 2020 The US Supreme Court overruled local New York State health experts and are allowing religious groups to spread Covid-19 with larger chruch services. I don't ever want ot hear any "Pro Life" claims out of those 5 Right Wing Justices again ! People are going to die because of their ruling, and they don't care.
There was a time when religious people were racist and banned people of color from their businesses due to their faith. We are slipping back into intolerance. Why should religious people be allowed to discriminate and have special rights when others can't ?