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Monday was a wonderful day in court for conservatives and pro-lifers across the nation. Federal judge Richard Leon handed down his ruling on Monday, permanently prohibiting the federal government from forcing its Obamacare abortion-pill mandate on any pro-life organization – regardless of its religious beliefs.

Up until this decision the Obama administration had argued that any organization that was not a church or religious organization could be forced to offer abortifacients and other contraceptives through their health care plans. However, Judge Richard Leon disagreed.

Judge Leon found that an organization’s moral objections (religious or otherwise) were enough to keep the government from forcing certain Obamacare provisions on them.

 

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The heart of Judge Leon's argument revolves around the idea that the government cannot differentiate between religious belief and moral relief.

 

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The plaintiff in this case against the Obama administration was March for Life, which, while not a religious organization, is most certainly a uniquely pro-life organization. The very fact that the government believed it could force an organization whose sole mission is to stop abortion to actually pay for abortions is execrable.

The Alliance Defense Fund who argued the case for March for Life was ecstatic with the ruling. ADF’s Senior Legal Counsel Matt Bowman explained March for Life’s position; “Pro-life organizations should not be forced into betraying the very values they were established to advance. This is especially true of March for Life, which was founded to uphold life, not to assist in taking it. The government has no right to demand that organizations provide health insurance plan options that explicitly contradict their mission.”

ADF Senior Counsel Kevin Theriot added; “Americans should not be forced to choose between following their deepest convictions and submitting to unlawful and unnecessary government mandates. We hope other courts that consider similar cases will issue their own orders upholding the right of pro-life organizations to be free from this type of government coercion.”

   

Thankfully, Judge Leon agreed with ADF and the March for Life in their suit against the Obama administration.

“If the purpose of the religious employer exemption is, as HHS states, to respect the anti-abortifacient tenets of an employment relationship, then it makes no rational sense-indeed, no sense whatsoever to deny March for Life that same respect,” Judge Leon explained.

This won’t be the last time an organization or business that is not explicitly religious has to fight to defend itself from the Obama administration, but hopefully this decision will help them in their battles.


 



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Good new two days straight!!!!!! Yesterday, the KY court clerk was released from jail and on 8/31, LIFE won!!!!!!

Liberal heads must be twisting and mouths vomiting peas soup! Can you IMAGINE?????

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Can we finally return State's to their own laws? The foundation of this Country!

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Good new two days straight!!!!!! Yesterday, the KY court clerk was released from jail and on 8/31, LIFE won!!!!!!
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I believe that the Kentucky clerk being released from jail wasn't the win you believe it to be. She was released only because the office was issuing licenses, and the judge felt keeping her in jail would serve no purpose. She was released and ordered to not interfere with the issuance of licenses from her office, if she interferes (and I believe that she will) she will find herself right back in jail.

Also her whole stance on this is actually a loss for those of us that believe, not only in various religions, but also in the separation of Church and State. When one clerk can use her beliefs to determine what her government office will do, another can do the same thing in their government office. Once government offices are run according to the religious beliefs of those in the offices, there will be no more freedom of religion. What if the religious beliefs of a government office you need to deal with aren't the same as your beliefs? What then? If you support Kim Davis' efforts, you cannot fight against the efforts of believers in a different religion without being a hypocrite.



I don't agree with the ruling either. I have the same disagreement that I've had since the Hobby Lobby decision. If the mandate for Birth Control is invalid for one, for any reason; it should be invalid for all.

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"Also her whole stance on this is actually a loss for those of us that believe, not only in various religions, but also in the separation of Church and State. When one clerk can use her beliefs to determine what her government office will do, another can do the same thing in their government office. Once government offices are run according to the religious beliefs of those in the offices, there will be no more freedom of religion. What if the religious beliefs of a government office you need to deal with aren't the same as your beliefs? What then? If you support Kim Davis' efforts, you cannot fight against the efforts of believers in a different religion without being a hypocrite."

 

Exactly! I'm sure folks wouldn't be too pleased if they went to their DMV office and saw this sign.

"Due to my religion (praise Allah and blessed be his name!), I will not be issuing driver's licences to women. Thank you for respecting our religious beliefs."



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Well, they came to a compromise. Her second in command will be issuing the licenses. And quite frankly, I don't give a rat's arse who issues my drivers license as long as it's legal and I can walk out with it. So if that means the second in charge at the DMV has to do it, I'm fine with that. Doesn't bother me one little bit.

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weltschmerz wrote:

"Also her whole stance on this is actually a loss for those of us that believe, not only in various religions, but also in the separation of Church and State. When one clerk can use her beliefs to determine what her government office will do, another can do the same thing in their government office. Once government offices are run according to the religious beliefs of those in the offices, there will be no more freedom of religion. What if the religious beliefs of a government office you need to deal with aren't the same as your beliefs? What then? If you support Kim Davis' efforts, you cannot fight against the efforts of believers in a different religion without being a hypocrite."

 

Exactly! I'm sure folks wouldn't be too pleased if they went to their DMV office and saw this sign.

"Due to my religion (praise Allah and blessed be his name!), I will not be issuing driver's licences to women. Thank you for respecting our religious beliefs."


You would be the first one yelling that she shouldn't have to violate Allah.  confuse 



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weltschmerz wrote:

"Also her whole stance on this is actually a loss for those of us that believe, not only in various religions, but also in the separation of Church and State. When one clerk can use her beliefs to determine what her government office will do, another can do the same thing in their government office. Once government offices are run according to the religious beliefs of those in the offices, there will be no more freedom of religion. What if the religious beliefs of a government office you need to deal with aren't the same as your beliefs? What then? If you support Kim Davis' efforts, you cannot fight against the efforts of believers in a different religion without being a hypocrite."

 

Exactly! I'm sure folks wouldn't be too pleased if they went to their DMV office and saw this sign.

"Due to my religion (praise Allah and blessed be his name!), I will not be issuing driver's licences to women. Thank you for respecting our religious beliefs."


Do you even read?  If so, do you have a hard time retaining information?  Evidently...

The office is still going to issue licenses.  She will not issue one to a gay couple, but any of her clerks will.  Her name has been removed from the licenses, as per her request.  There is no sign, that says anything like you ignorant post.  And if I went to the DVM and the muslim guy behind the counter didn't want to serve me because I had on a strapless dress, as long as someone there would, I wouldn't really give a rats ass. I wouldn.t want to deal with him anyway...



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"Also her whole stance on this is actually a loss for those of us that believe, not only in various religions, but also in the separation of Church and State. When one clerk can use her beliefs to determine what her government office will do, another can do the same thing in their government office. Once government offices are run according to the religious beliefs of those in the offices, there will be no more freedom of religion. What if the religious beliefs of a government office you need to deal with aren't the same as your beliefs? What then? If you support Kim Davis' efforts, you cannot fight against the efforts of believers in a different religion without being a hypocrite."

I was responding to the above. I agree with it totally. Where does it end? We have Muslim stewardesses refusing to serve alcohol to passengers, court clerks refusing to issue marriage licences, Somali cabbies refusing to pick up passengers who have a bottle of wine or a seeing eye dog with them. Next, we'll be having fast food workers refusing to handle bacon cheeseburgers, waiters refusing to serve pork ribs and womwn demanding to work at Hooters in a burqa.

JUST DO YOUR DAMN JOB!!

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weltschmerz wrote:

"Also her whole stance on this is actually a loss for those of us that believe, not only in various religions, but also in the separation of Church and State. When one clerk can use her beliefs to determine what her government office will do, another can do the same thing in their government office. Once government offices are run according to the religious beliefs of those in the offices, there will be no more freedom of religion. What if the religious beliefs of a government office you need to deal with aren't the same as your beliefs? What then? If you support Kim Davis' efforts, you cannot fight against the efforts of believers in a different religion without being a hypocrite."

I was responding to the above. I agree with it totally. Where does it end? We have Muslim stewardesses refusing to serve alcohol to passengers, court clerks refusing to issue marriage licences, Somali cabbies refusing to pick up passengers who have a bottle of wine or a seeing eye dog with them. Next, we'll be having fast food workers refusing to handle bacon cheeseburgers, waiters refusing to serve pork ribs and womwn demanding to work at Hooters in a burqa.

JUST DO YOUR DAMN JOB!!


Fire them or place them in a different position.  You should not be arrested for not doing your job.  Yes The supreme court ruled it legal.  My goodness there are a lot of federal workers who break federal laws including presidents,senators,and congressmen who break federal laws worse then this woman and they are not put in jail.   



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Lindley wrote:
weltschmerz wrote:

"Also her whole stance on this is actually a loss for those of us that believe, not only in various religions, but also in the separation of Church and State. When one clerk can use her beliefs to determine what her government office will do, another can do the same thing in their government office. Once government offices are run according to the religious beliefs of those in the offices, there will be no more freedom of religion. What if the religious beliefs of a government office you need to deal with aren't the same as your beliefs? What then? If you support Kim Davis' efforts, you cannot fight against the efforts of believers in a different religion without being a hypocrite."

I was responding to the above. I agree with it totally. Where does it end? We have Muslim stewardesses refusing to serve alcohol to passengers, court clerks refusing to issue marriage licences, Somali cabbies refusing to pick up passengers who have a bottle of wine or a seeing eye dog with them. Next, we'll be having fast food workers refusing to handle bacon cheeseburgers, waiters refusing to serve pork ribs and womwn demanding to work at Hooters in a burqa.

JUST DO YOUR DAMN JOB!!


Fire them or place them in a different position.  You should not be arrested for not doing your job.  Yes The supreme court ruled it legal.  My goodness there are a lot of federal workers who break federal laws including presidents,senators,and congressmen who break federal laws worse then this woman and they are not put in jail.   


 How about let's start jailing the ones that NEED jailing.  Lois Lerner, Hillary Clinton, and a few others.



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Yeah, really. But, let's focus on some no name clerk in Kentucky instead, lol.

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Good new two days straight!!!!!! Yesterday, the KY court clerk was released from jail and on 8/31, LIFE won!!!!!!

Liberal heads must be twisting and mouths vomiting peas soup! Can you IMAGINE?????


 LOL Ohfour... such a mental image. biggrin



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"Also her whole stance on this is actually a loss for those of us that believe, not only in various religions, but also in the separation of Church and State. When one clerk can use her beliefs to determine what her government office will do, another can do the same thing in their government office. Once government offices are run according to the religious beliefs of those in the offices, there will be no more freedom of religion. What if the religious beliefs of a government office you need to deal with aren't the same as your beliefs? What then? If you support Kim Davis' efforts, you cannot fight against the efforts of believers in a different religion without being a hypocrite."

I was responding to the above. I agree with it totally. Where does it end? We have Muslim stewardesses refusing to serve alcohol to passengers, court clerks refusing to issue marriage licences, Somali cabbies refusing to pick up passengers who have a bottle of wine or a seeing eye dog with them. Next, we'll be having fast food workers refusing to handle bacon cheeseburgers, waiters refusing to serve pork ribs and womwn demanding to work at Hooters in a burqa.

JUST DO YOUR DAMN JOB!!


Fire them or place them in a different position.  You should not be arrested for not doing your job.  Yes The supreme court ruled it legal.  My goodness there are a lot of federal workers who break federal laws including presidents,senators,and congressmen who break federal laws worse then this woman and they are not put in jail.   


 How about let's start jailing the ones that NEED jailing.  Lois Lerner, Hillary Clinton, and a few others.


 I agree.



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Right, let's not bother with the REAL criminals. You know, the ones that steal MILLIONS of dollars from us or commit other serious crimes. Let's just lock up an old lady who doesn't want to issue marriage certificates because of her religious beliefs.

Oh, and if she had been Muslim the law would have bent over backward accommodating her.

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She was jailed to make a example out of her. They could have just fired her or given her a different position.

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She was jailed to make a example out of her. They could have just fired her or given her a different position.


I think people are missing the point.  She is an elected official.  She can't be fired.  Nor can you just move her to another job.  She could be impeached or they could charge her with official misconduct. 



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She was jailed to make a example out of her. They could have just fired her or given her a different position.


I think people are missing the point.  She is an elected official.  She can't be fired.  She could be impeached or they could charge her with official misconduct. 


They should just impeach her then.  Clinton was impeached because he lied under oath.  Of course they didn't vote to remove him as president if I remember correctly. 



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Well, that is up to the State of Kentucky. If their house of reps want to move to impeach her, they may. Or, they may not.

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And, Kentucky doesnt' allow recall elections. Let the voters decide if they like her actions or not.

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Lindley wrote:
weltschmerz wrote:

"Also her whole stance on this is actually a loss for those of us that believe, not only in various religions, but also in the separation of Church and State. When one clerk can use her beliefs to determine what her government office will do, another can do the same thing in their government office. Once government offices are run according to the religious beliefs of those in the offices, there will be no more freedom of religion. What if the religious beliefs of a government office you need to deal with aren't the same as your beliefs? What then? If you support Kim Davis' efforts, you cannot fight against the efforts of believers in a different religion without being a hypocrite."

I was responding to the above. I agree with it totally. Where does it end? We have Muslim stewardesses refusing to serve alcohol to passengers, court clerks refusing to issue marriage licences, Somali cabbies refusing to pick up passengers who have a bottle of wine or a seeing eye dog with them. Next, we'll be having fast food workers refusing to handle bacon cheeseburgers, waiters refusing to serve pork ribs and womwn demanding to work at Hooters in a burqa.

JUST DO YOUR DAMN JOB!!


Fire them or place them in a different position.  You should not be arrested for not doing your job.  Yes The supreme court ruled it legal.  My goodness there are a lot of federal workers who break federal laws including presidents,senators,and congressmen who break federal laws worse then this woman and they are not put in jail.   


Well, she can't simply be fired - she is an elected official.  There is a procedure called "mandamus" where you file for court order to require a government official to do their job and if they don't, they are held in contempt - which is what was used here.

However, one of the problems we have is that there is no written law that is being enforced.  Sure, the Supreme Court handed down a decision, but there are no legislative laws in place.



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Lindley wrote:
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She was jailed to make a example out of her. They could have just fired her or given her a different position.


I think people are missing the point.  She is an elected official.  She can't be fired.  She could be impeached or they could charge her with official misconduct. 


They should just impeach her then.  Clinton was impeached because he lied under oath.  Of course they didn't vote to remove him as president if I remember correctly. 


They could. Next legislative session.  In February... 



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She was jailed to make a example out of her. They could have just fired her or given her a different position.


I think people are missing the point.  She is an elected official.  She can't be fired.  She could be impeached or they could charge her with official misconduct. 


They should just impeach her then.  Clinton was impeached because he lied under oath.  Of course they didn't vote to remove him as president if I remember correctly. 


 Think of impeachment as "indictment".  The House impeaches, and the Senate tries the case.  The Senate did not convict him.



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Let the voters of Kentucky decide if she is doing her job.

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Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:

Yeah, really. But, let's focus on some no name clerk in Kentucky instead, lol.


Oh, please...She WANTED her lousy 15 minutes of "fame."

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Yeah, really. But, let's focus on some no name clerk in Kentucky instead, lol.


Oh, please...She WANTED her lousy 15 minutes of "fame."

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 Excuse me?  She simply refused to do something - she didn't put it in the news.  Are you claiming her religious beliefs are nothing more than a political stunt? 



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Yeah, really. But, let's focus on some no name clerk in Kentucky instead, lol.


Oh, please...She WANTED her lousy 15 minutes of "fame."

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 Excuse me?  She simply refused to do something - she didn't put it in the news.  Are you claiming her religious beliefs are nothing more than a political stunt? 


Not at all, but she wanted publicity. She could have refused to talk to all those reporters.

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Lawyerlady wrote:
Lindley wrote:
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Lindley wrote:

She was jailed to make a example out of her. They could have just fired her or given her a different position.


I think people are missing the point.  She is an elected official.  She can't be fired.  She could be impeached or they could charge her with official misconduct. 


They should just impeach her then.  Clinton was impeached because he lied under oath.  Of course they didn't vote to remove him as president if I remember correctly. 


 Think of impeachment as "indictment".  The House impeaches, and the Senate tries the case.  The Senate did not convict him.


 That's right. I remember now.  that was a long time ago.    



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Lawyerlady wrote:
flan327 wrote:
Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:

Yeah, really. But, let's focus on some no name clerk in Kentucky instead, lol.


Oh, please...She WANTED her lousy 15 minutes of "fame."

flan 


 Excuse me?  She simply refused to do something - she didn't put it in the news.  Are you claiming her religious beliefs are nothing more than a political stunt? 


Not at all, but she wanted publicity. She could have refused to talk to all those reporters.

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Why should she refuse talk?  She can explain her position too. 



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Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:
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flan327 wrote:
Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:

Yeah, really. But, let's focus on some no name clerk in Kentucky instead, lol.


Oh, please...She WANTED her lousy 15 minutes of "fame."

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 Excuse me?  She simply refused to do something - she didn't put it in the news.  Are you claiming her religious beliefs are nothing more than a political stunt? 


Not at all, but she wanted publicity. She could have refused to talk to all those reporters.

flan 


Why should she refuse talk?  She can explain her position too. 


 Seriously?  People ask her questions and she's at fault for answering them? 



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And the whole Muslim comparison is dumb. Because she didn't refuse to just issue licenses to gays. She refused to issue licenses to EVERYONE. So no, not only did she not have a sign on the wall if it was a Muslim the comparison would be he refused to issue drivers licenses to all.

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And the whole Muslim comparison is dumb. Because she didn't refuse to just issue licenses to gays. She refused to issue licenses to EVERYONE. So no, not only did she not have a sign on the wall if it was a Muslim the comparison would be he refused to issue drivers licenses to all.


 I had not read that, NJN.

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And the whole Muslim comparison is dumb. Because she didn't refuse to just issue licenses to gays. She refused to issue licenses to EVERYONE. So no, not only did she not have a sign on the wall if it was a Muslim the comparison would be he refused to issue drivers licenses to all.


 I had not read that, NJN.

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 Well, that is a fact.  She stopped signing ALL licenses.  People are making comparisons and assumptions and they don't even have all the facts straight.



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