[foreverfree]

bump

[chajin]

Amen!

[Daveinyork]

The irony of this whole thing is that the law that the decision was based on was passed by a Democrat congress, and signed by a revered democrat President named Bill Clinton.

[Liz]

Yesterday, the USSC sent down a powerful message that US law and our Constitution guarantees all Americans the right to freely exercise their right to conscience....and that the govt cannot tell them to do something that violates their deeply-help beliefs.

Taking the ruling one step further----hundreds of taxpayers protested against immigrants being dumped in their California city....where taxpayers would be forced to subsidize people here illegally, whose only aspiration is to falsify official documents to ride the US gravy train, and to send US tax dollars via "remittances" back home to corrupt Central American govts.

Taxpayers have the right to decide what happens to their tax dollars....to use their tax dollars for patently illegal purposes is a violation of their consciences.

[Daveinyork]

I am not elated by this decision, not because think it’s wrong. It’s absolutely right. What bothers me is that it was even necessary, and that so many people, who vote, think it’s wrong, and will vote accordingly, and that so many members of the governing class will also act accordingly.

Those of us who believe in America and Americanism do not share values with those who support the current governing class. We can’t have a dialogue with them, we can’t persuade them. The only remaining question is how do we defeat them?

[IrishBrigade]

...Catholic kudos to the reverend...

[Sacajaweau]

Time to overturn Roe. This court recognizes that abortion is inherently immoral.

Too bad the women supremes can't get pass their sex.

[Mister Da]

I think the Hobby Lobby ruling was pathetically & arbitrarily limited, ignoring equal protection for those just outside the limits of the ruling's protection. The justices are afraid to attack the unconstitutionality of our entire health care nightmare.

The only logical solution is for businesses to stop offering health insurance as a benefit, & insurance being offered universally to individuals nation wide under a free market system.

If businesses want to offer “cost of living” benefits to employees they are free to do so. Bonuses also serve the same purpose. There is no reason your employer should have any involvement in your health insurance, nor is there any reason your employer would want the cost of administering such a benefit, when it would be far simpler/cheaper to just give each employee a cash benefit, paid monthly.

No, I don't suggest people have to buy insurance from Obamacare. It needs to be repealed immediately. It is part of the problem, not a solution. We need an open market like car insurance, without Federal interference.