Judge rules family exempt from Obamacare mandate
Administration's demand for contraceptive payments taking on water
Published: 10 hours ago
The U.S. Supreme Court in 2014’s Hobby Lobby decision ruled that the Obama administration could not demand that certain companies pay for abortion pills as part of their health insurance for employees.
Still pending is the final resolution of a similar case that probably will provide that charitable groups don’t either.
Now there’s a ruling from a federal judge that a family is exempt from the requirement because of the faith of its members. And there’s yet another at the same time, a preliminary ruling from a second judge who agrees a man and his company cannot be forced to take part in the Obama administration’s pro-abortion agenda mandate immediately.
The first result comes from U.S. District Judge Jean C. Hamilton who ruled in the case involving Missouri state Sen. Paul Wieland and his wife, Theresa.
The case was pursued by the Thomas More Law Society.
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http://www.wnd.com/2016/07/judge-rules-family-exempt-from-obamacare-mandate/#JCOzp2hETBxyJgEW.99
