Barack Obama celebrated the announcement by taking his family to church. The Obamas are not regular churchgoers, but their attendance at St. John's Episcopal Church, the "Church of the Presidents," was noteworthy -- St. John's has publicly supported the ObamaCare mandate and has denounced Roman Catholic bishops and others who oppose it.
Monday, March 26, 2012
More ObamaCare Mandates
The White House
used last week's regularly scheduled Friday afternoon document dump to double
down on its plan to offer free contraception for all women regardless of
conscience issues. The "Advanced Notice of Proposed Rulemaking" lists
a number of ways that ObamaCare will provide all women free access to
contraceptives, sterilization procedures and drugs that induce early abortion.
It also specifically states that all student health plans must cover these
so-called preventive services free of charge. This is the administration's
latest response to outrage over ObamaCare's trampling of religious freedom with
its contraception mandate. It doesn't address concerns of conscience for
religious organizations or private employers; instead it retrenches the
administration's position that those organizations supposedly won't have to pay
for "preventive" coverage, because the cost will be pushed onto
insurance companies. Unfortunately, those insurance companies will simply raise
their premiums, forcing everyone to pay for "free" contraception
anyway.
Barack Obama celebrated the announcement by taking his family to church. The Obamas are not regular churchgoers, but their attendance at St. John's Episcopal Church, the "Church of the Presidents," was noteworthy -- St. John's has publicly supported the ObamaCare mandate and has denounced Roman Catholic bishops and others who oppose it.
Barack Obama celebrated the announcement by taking his family to church. The Obamas are not regular churchgoers, but their attendance at St. John's Episcopal Church, the "Church of the Presidents," was noteworthy -- St. John's has publicly supported the ObamaCare mandate and has denounced Roman Catholic bishops and others who oppose it.
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