Post by Guadalupe on Jul 18, 2014 6:27:47 GMT -5
All except one of the Democrats voted for this horrible Bill that would have eliminated all of the states' laws inacted to protect women and babies from incompetent and vicious abortionists like Gosnell. It would have also nullified the Supreme Court decision in favor of Hobby Lobby's religious exemption. The vote difference is too close to comfort. Read at the link below which ones supported this bill to abolish religious rights to force abortion on any, and everyone and remember when you vote.
Here is the breakdown of how each senator voted link
- See more at: www.onenewsnow.com/politics-govt/2014/07/17/senate-dems-fail-to-negate-hobby-lobby-ruling#.U8kA94BdXs4
Senate liberals had introduced S.2578 – legislation that would have forced business owners with deeply held religious beliefs to provide insurance coverage for abortion-inducing drugs for their employees, effectively undoing the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling in the Hobby Lobby case. ....
Gary Bauer of American Values says Reid knows that in states like Arkansas and Louisiana, incumbent Democrats are facing tough re-election battles. "In those states, the public opinion favors the Supreme Court decision," he points out.
He also feels the left will stop at nothing to force people of faith to fund all facets of abortion. "The Hobby Lobby case had virtually nothing to do about anyone's access to contraception," he shares, "and everything to do with whether or not we still have religious liberty."
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How did your senator vote?
National Right to Life Committee suggests people in pro-life states with Democratic senators take a close look at how their elected officials voted on the bill.
Dr. David O'Steen of the National Right to Life Committee tells OneNewsNow that S.2578 would have done much more than negate the intent of the Supreme Court's decision in the Hobby Lobby case.
"The bill itself would mandate that any future law or regulation mandating provision of services that were considered 'preventive services' by the administration would have to be provided irrespective of conscience, irrespective of religious belief, and irrespective of any other law on the books including conscience protections," he warns.
According to O'Steen, that could have meant in the future declaring the abortion drug RU-486 "preventive care" and force free coverage.
The NRLC spokesman says it's vital for voters in pro-life states such as North Carolina, Louisiana, and Arkansas to take note that their Democratic senators voted for the bill, which he asserts would have trampled religious freedom.
Gary Bauer of American Values says Reid knows that in states like Arkansas and Louisiana, incumbent Democrats are facing tough re-election battles. "In those states, the public opinion favors the Supreme Court decision," he points out.
He also feels the left will stop at nothing to force people of faith to fund all facets of abortion. "The Hobby Lobby case had virtually nothing to do about anyone's access to contraception," he shares, "and everything to do with whether or not we still have religious liberty."
...
How did your senator vote?
National Right to Life Committee suggests people in pro-life states with Democratic senators take a close look at how their elected officials voted on the bill.
Dr. David O'Steen of the National Right to Life Committee tells OneNewsNow that S.2578 would have done much more than negate the intent of the Supreme Court's decision in the Hobby Lobby case.
"The bill itself would mandate that any future law or regulation mandating provision of services that were considered 'preventive services' by the administration would have to be provided irrespective of conscience, irrespective of religious belief, and irrespective of any other law on the books including conscience protections," he warns.
According to O'Steen, that could have meant in the future declaring the abortion drug RU-486 "preventive care" and force free coverage.
The NRLC spokesman says it's vital for voters in pro-life states such as North Carolina, Louisiana, and Arkansas to take note that their Democratic senators voted for the bill, which he asserts would have trampled religious freedom.
Here is the breakdown of how each senator voted link
- See more at: www.onenewsnow.com/politics-govt/2014/07/17/senate-dems-fail-to-negate-hobby-lobby-ruling#.U8kA94BdXs4