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1 posted on 12/10/2013 8:20:38 AM PST by xzins
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It is a good question. If these employers are claiming a religious right, then what right are those seeking free contraception claiming?

Is there a right to a morning after pill paid by someone else? Hardly. As the article says, there isn’t even a law requiring that.

The same, in one sense, with the baker who wouldn’t make a gay-wedding cake. Gay weddings aren’t even legal in Colorado. How can a court require a baker to make a cake in support of something not legal.

A gay-union cake? What the heck is that?


2 posted on 12/10/2013 8:21:15 AM PST by xzins ( Retired Army Chaplain and Proud of It! Those who truly support our troops pray for victory!)
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“a “right to contraception coverage at no additional cost” (to quote a recent DNC video).” No cost? You mean the contraception companies are just giving away their product in the spirit of universal birth control? (I didn’t think so)


4 posted on 12/10/2013 8:32:49 AM PST by circlecity
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What a great deal for younger Americans. For only $300 (or more) a month they can have a free supply of a product which would only cost $10 a month at most drug stores.


5 posted on 12/10/2013 8:34:37 AM PST by circlecity
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Sounds like Obamacare is a religion, a state established religion.


7 posted on 12/10/2013 8:37:17 AM PST by Farnsworth (Now playing in America: "Stupid is the new normal")
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