Business Owners Lose Civic Award After Successful Suit Against Implementation of Obamacare
Read and inwardly digest. I wonder how many liberals actually want to see Americans lose the Freedom of Religion? It is time to remember the past. They came for the Jews and I said nothing because I was not a Jew. Then they came for the .....
But the award was taken away after the owners of Hercules Industries, the Newland family, won the court injunction which said that they did not have to start providing employees with coverage that included abortion-inducing drugs, contraception and sterilization. As with several companies and colleges around the nation, the family that runs Hercules claimed that the mandates force them to violate their own religious beliefs.
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Their error was in seeking or accepting approval from government in the first place. They should instead seek approval from their customers.
[1] Posted by Jeffersonian on 8-29-2012 at 12:26 PM · [top]
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