[Izzy Dunne]

Quite a leap of logic.

I stand with Hobby Lobby NOT because I oppose birth control (I don't), but because I SUPPORT their freedom to do whatever THEY like with THEIR business.

IS THAT SO HARD TO UNDERSTAND?

[TADSLOS]

After all, they have found before that getting your way does not always mean advancing your cause. Sometimes winning is a recipe for defeat.

This guy has a promising career with the RNC.

[CitizenUSA]

Steve Chapman, the author, is trying to frame the issue as something it’s not. There’s a word for that. He’s lying!

Hobby Lobby, for example, is NOT opposed to contraception or even opposed to paying for it as part of their employee insurance. They are only religiously opposed to abortion, including drugs used to induce it.

[Sherman Logan]

I SUPPORT their freedom to do whatever THEY like with THEIR business.

That particular ship sailed a looonnngg time ago. Very extensive regulations are in place that require businesses to do many things they would probably rather not do.

IOW, one simply cannot make a principled argument against this particular policy on this basis. One can attempt to make a principled argument that it is wrong or unwise to add this particular item to the lengthy list of impositions on business. But then you have to explain why it's acceptable to require businesses to do A thru Q, but adding R is a step too far.