Well, perhaps, at least in this opinion.
After the Hobby Lobby decision,
a number of people pointed to a reference to the so-called
“accommodation” for religious-oriented organizations in the HHS
contraception mandate to conclude that the Supreme Court’s decision
would be limited to the for-profit sector, and only to certain methods
of contraception. A series of orders the next day showed the latter was not true, and a decision late yesterday suggests the former isn’t, either.
The author also states that SCOTUS did not accept that baby-killing or other artificial contraception was a "compelling national interest", either, in the Hobby Lobby case.
Hmmmm.
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