Thanks for the link, Doug. I really cannot stomach the feeble rationales some of the hard right give for some of this legislation. In the article is one of the worst, IMO :
> Kelly Laco, spokeswoman for the U.S. Justice Department, which defended the rules in court, said it was disappointed. “Religious organizations should not be forced to violate their mission and deeply-held beliefs,” she said. <
I'd respond by saying one's religious convictions should not trump another's right to medical care. It's one thing to refuse to bake a cake for a same-sex marriage and quite another to restrict or block access to care for reproductive health.
I'm often reminded of one stand-up comic's take on this - "Women should be allowed to vote on abortion issues/laws but if you possess a (male member) - no vote! " I'd imagine consensus would be rapidly reached with far less heat and fury.
Rick

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