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To: grumpygresh

The Amish and Muslims are exempted from the mandates. Is that a violation of separation of church and state. The state is picking two religions over the beliefs of the others. It looks like to me an establishment of a religion. Their conscious clause is intake but not for pro-life believers.


8 posted on 03/27/2010 2:14:18 PM PDT by wmap
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To: wmap

I would think that the 14 amendment would allow all Americans equal standing in claiming a religious exemption. Next week, I’m going to request that my congressman (Sensenbrenner-R) provide me with information specifically on obtaining an exemption and the most effective strategies to follow. Perhaps several conservatives sitting in congress can pool resources and make this information available to the public. At least a flood of requests would slow down the IRS or government agency charged in processing these requests.


9 posted on 03/27/2010 2:39:43 PM PDT by grumpygresh (Democrats delenda est)
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To: wmap

Huh?? What happened to equal treatment under the law? I thought that was the foundational principle of this country.


10 posted on 03/27/2010 3:02:38 PM PDT by mtrott
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To: wmap

That’s another winner with this farce of a bill. Equal protection and no official state religion. By exempting two religions, he’s ‘endorsing’ them.


26 posted on 03/27/2010 10:13:58 PM PDT by rintense (Only dead fish go with the flow, which explains why Congress stinks.)
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