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Hobby Lobby to Defy Sotomayor Ruling on Morning-After Pill

☆astac☆ 2012/12/28 14:49:06

An attorney for Hobby Lobby Stores said Thursday that the arts and crafts
chain plans to defy a federal mandate requiring it to offer employees health
coverage that includes access to the morning-after pill, despite risking
potential fines of up to $1.3 million per day.


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  • ☆stillthe12c☆ 2013/01/02 00:23:22
    ☆stillthe12c☆
    +1
    I was wondering if they could not offer it as an option that the employee pay for. It is not something that many people actually use.
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  • princess 2012/12/31 11:55:30
    princess
    +1
    More power to Hobby Lobby......and God bless them.
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  • Barefooted Nana ∞ijm♥∞AFCL 2012/12/30 15:46:03
    Barefooted Nana ∞ijm♥∞AFCL
    +2
    Good on you Hobby Lobby!
    This person helped to create the "bill"
    and should not even have any say at all......
    actually should not even be in the position it is in....
    just sayin.....
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  • Gooky 2012/12/30 04:46:16
    Gooky
    +4
    I've never been inside a Hobby Lobby in my life...i think i will be a constant customer,from now on.
    hobby lobby
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  • Barefoo... Gooky 2012/12/30 15:50:23
    Barefooted Nana ∞ijm♥∞AFCL
    +3
    One of my favorite haunts Gooky!
    I am into arts & crafts and this by far
    has the largest selection, best prices
    and everyone there is always very cheerful
    and helpful!
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  • Gooky Barefoo... 2012/12/31 02:18:13
    Gooky
    +2
    Well i know where to go just for decorations thanks Barefoot!
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  • Barefoo... Gooky 2012/12/31 02:54:43
    Barefooted Nana ∞ijm♥∞AFCL
    +2
    You're welcome Gooky! :)
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  • Angie 2012/12/30 00:23:16
    Angie
    +1
    Good for them. I hope they win. Where is the ACLU??? I guess the religious freedoms of Christians does not count.
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  • GeorgeAMartini 2012/12/29 21:23:17
    GeorgeAMartini
    +2
    Stupid people everywhere will cheer when others lose their rights, but eventually the government will get around to some right they cherish, then they will squeal like little pigs. It sickens me. As an agnostic, I stand with Hobby Lobby.
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  • Stix 2012/12/29 20:02:40
    Stix
    +1
    I support their decission...the Obama government is an over reach...
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  • juneathomas 2012/12/29 18:01:21
    juneathomas
    +3
    If people arent responsible enough to know they might get pregnant if they DO it then why do companies have to pay for it. Hooray for this company.
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  • Bill 2012/12/29 16:53:08
    Bill
    +3
    They have every right to defy the unconstitutional federal mandate.
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  • ☆astac☆ Bill 2012/12/29 17:40:13
    ☆astac☆
    +3
    They sure do, the court has no enforcement mechanism, and they are only legit as long as the people trust them.
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  • Seonag 2012/12/29 15:16:09
    Seonag
    +5
    Good for them! We are heading to Hobby Lobby today --- to spend some money and show our support!
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  • ☆astac☆ Seonag 2012/12/29 17:40:34 (edited)
    ☆astac☆
    +2
    I mail ordered some stuff from them
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  • Tuna 2012/12/29 12:20:08 (edited)
    Tuna
    +5
    War on religion is here !! The communists have landed !!! Do you know just how many "exceptions" have been granted to Obamacare?? Last count I heard was over 10,000.

    imagine no religion
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  • ☆astac☆ Tuna 2012/12/29 17:41:10
    ☆astac☆
    +4
    Exactly, this is nothing but an attack against the religious
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  • Tuna ☆astac☆ 2012/12/29 18:41:28
    Tuna
    +2
    ditto
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  • UGH...L... Tuna 2012/12/29 18:13:25
    UGH...LIBS ~ PWCM ~ JLA ~
    +3
    Of course.

    Lib-leaning unions pay to not play in this case.
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  • Tuna UGH...L... 2012/12/29 18:42:11
    Tuna
    +3
    Must be a case of "who you know".
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  • UGH...L... Tuna 2012/12/29 18:46:19
    UGH...LIBS ~ PWCM ~ JLA ~
    +2
    "Know" and paid off with political donations, many collected from union dues.
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  • Tuna UGH...L... 2012/12/29 18:47:50
    Tuna
    +2
    But Unions are as insolvent as the Federal Government; where's the money coming from?
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  • UGH...L... Tuna 2012/12/29 19:08:50
    UGH...LIBS ~ PWCM ~ JLA ~
    +2
    The membership, as long as they still have members. Political donations come off the top of the union dues.

    Don't forget the old joke that circulated in former communist countries: "They pretend to pay us, and we pretend to work."
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  • WinterLynn 2012/12/29 08:23:02
    WinterLynn
    +3
    Go for it HOBBY LOBBY. We the People are behind you.
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  • ☆astac☆ WinterLynn 2012/12/29 17:41:18
    ☆astac☆
    +1
    Yes we are
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  • Annie~Pro American~Pro Israel 2012/12/29 06:05:09
    Annie~Pro American~Pro Israel
    +4
    Excellent! We all need to rally behind Hobby Lobby.
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  • Cat 2012/12/29 05:03:41
    Cat
    +4
    I'm glad to see some corporation stand it's ground against unconstitutional tyranny.
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  • ☆astac☆ Cat 2012/12/29 17:41:37
    ☆astac☆
    +3
    More need to
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  • Cat ☆astac☆ 2012/12/29 20:11:42
    Cat
    +3
    AMEN!
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  • mich52 2012/12/29 04:38:27
    mich52
    Since the ACA is the law it'll be interesting to see the result..
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  • Tuna mich52 2012/12/29 12:22:58
    Tuna
    +3
    Why would you suppose that over 10,000 exceptions have been granted? 67% of Americans were opposed to nationalized health care.
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  • mich52 Tuna 2012/12/29 14:07:15
    mich52
    Even if your number is correct in both cases there were/are reasons probably beyond your understanding...
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  • Tuna mich52 2012/12/29 14:10:35
    Tuna
    +2
    McDonald's?? General Electric? WalMart?? these are hardly hardship cases.
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  • mich52 Tuna 2012/12/29 23:41:15
    mich52
    Even if your number is correct in both cases there were/are reasons probably beyond your understanding...
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  • ☆astac☆ mich52 2012/12/29 17:43:48
    ☆astac☆
    +1
    HA HA So you have nada
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  • T A mich52 2013/01/01 19:50:27 (edited)
    T A
    +1
    Your view of government is certainly mysterious.

    13. And I meditate over all Your works, and I speak of Your deeds. יג. וְהָגִיתִי בְכָל פָּעֳלֶךָ וּבַעֲלִילוֹתֶיךָ אָשִׂיחָה:
    14. O God, Your way is in sanctity. Who is a power as great as God? יד. אֱלֹהִים בַּקֹּדֶשׁ דַּרְכֶּךָ מִי אֵל גָּדוֹל כֵּאלֹהִים:
    15. You are the God Who works wonders; You made known Your might among the peoples. טו. אַתָּה הָאֵל עֹשֵׂה פֶלֶא הוֹדַעְתָּ בָעַמִּים עֻזֶּךָ:
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  • ☆astac☆ Tuna 2012/12/29 17:43:32
    ☆astac☆
    +1
    And still are
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  • ☆astac☆ mich52 2012/12/29 17:43:19
    ☆astac☆
    +1
    So being that the USSC found it unconstitutional under the arguments that obama used, and instead the USSC decided it was a tax. So are you happy with the largest tax increase on the American people in history. And are you happy that the USSC decided to say the law is something other than what the people who wrote the law said it was.
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  • mich52 ☆astac☆ 2012/12/29 23:40:45
    mich52
    They found it constitutional period.. The rest of your post is the usual ignorant bs...
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  • ☆astac☆ mich52 2012/12/30 15:59:27
    ☆astac☆
    Actually no they did not, they found it unconstitutional under the arguments team obama was using. So again you just prove that you are just an ill-informed idiot
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