The country sitting on pins and needles waiting for the Hobby Lobby case to be announced at the Supreme Court. Today is the last day of the session, and people are still reeling from the smackdown of Buffer Zones around abortion clinics.
Breaking - They've ruled in favor of Hobby Lobby - "closely held" corportations don't have to provide birth control if it is against their religion. Therefore, a corporation is now identical to a person with religious beliefs. Not to mention that this is a sexist verdict because it only applies to women, and puts their health care in jeopardy. Idiots!!!!!!
Cheers going up from the pro-lifers outside SCOTUS. Pro-choicers chant: "Pro-life, that's a lie, you don't care if women die."
— daveweigel (@daveweigel) June 30, 2014Key from Alito for #SCOTUS in Hobby Lobby: pic.twitter.com/9Fv02mCJl8
— Chris Geidner (@chrisgeidner) June 30, 2014SCOTUS rules closely-held companies can claim religious exemption from Affordable Care Act's contraception mandate http://t.co/TPRNxIzw3I
— NBC Nightly News (@NBCNightlyNews) June 30, 2014#SCOTUS says contraception mandate substantially burdens free exercise b/c owners must violate religious beliefs or face severe fines
— U.S. Law Week (@BBNAUSLawWeek) June 30, 2014~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
RT @JessBravin: Welcome to the Buffer Zone: Demonstrators at #SCOTUS await #HobbyLobby opinion pic.twitter.com/4eLqdQQy3W
— FriendofTrees (@JamiaStarheart) June 30, 2014Will #SCOTUS use the #HobbyLobby case as a "slippery slope" as a means to knock down other parts of the President's health legislation?
— Ellen (@EllenMignone) June 30, 2014Important to note: No matter what #SCOTUS decides in #HobbyLobby, birth control benefit will remain in place w/30 million women eligible.
— Cecile Richards (@CecileRichards) June 30, 2014If SCOTUS backs Hobby Lobby, women prepare for a long stay in the ice age. #notmybossesbusiness #YesAllWomen #prochoice
— Ugonna Udogwu (@Gogoudogwu) June 30, 2014Let's also remember our bosses pay 4 nothing. We pay 4 health coverage w/our labor. Nothing free abt that. #HobbyLobby #SCOTUS
— ilyse hogue (@ilyseh) June 30, 2014Depending on how the decision goes, I'll be saying this all day. #HobbyLobby #SCOTUS pic.twitter.com/0LZHlbzTUK
— Elizabeth Plank (@feministabulous) June 30, 2014#HobbyLobby's potential ramifications beyond contraception, via @KaiserFamFound http://t.co/WPFH70QVvc pic.twitter.com/MjyCIezkwe
— Nina Martin (@ByNinaMartin) June 30, 2014Just a couple of the great signs at the #SCOTUS #HobbyLobby #NotMyBossBusiness rally this AM! pic.twitter.com/k9VoBsGaUu
— NARAL (@NARAL) June 30, 2014#SCOTUS now. pic.twitter.com/M0hmFllFBP
— Michelle Olsen (@AppellateDaily) June 30, 2014Must be some really long dissents if it's a three-box, two-opinion day. #SCOTUS
— Victoria Kwan (@victoriakwan_) June 30, 2014Noel Canning and McCullen were two boxes. That was 160 pages of opinions. #SCOTUS We are prob looking at north of 200 pages today
— Josh Blackman (@JoshMBlackman) June 30, 2014Oh boy. Alito has both opinions. #SCOTUS
— Robin Radner (@RRadner) June 30, 2014CRAZY at #SCOTUS right now.#HobbyLobby pic.twitter.com/7u15SR3syt
— Katie Yoder (@k_yoder) June 30, 2014"How shocked would you be, on a scale of 1 to Andy-Kaufman-Is-Alive, if Justice Alito writes an opinion where Hobby Lobby loses?"
LMAO.
— Imani ABL (@AngryBlackLady) June 30, 2014And a hush falls over the crowd...#SCOTUS
— Tom Taylor (@Tom_PTaylor) June 30, 201450,000 tuned in now to @SCOTUSblog ... shame on media elites for denying them press creds.
— Col. Morris Davis (@ColMorrisDavis) June 30, 2014Sort of surprised #SCOTUS ruled on #McCullen before #HobbyLobby. Sort of begging people to nonviolently violate their buffer.
— Katie Klabusich (@Katie_Speak) June 30, 2014We're outnumbering antichoice 3 to 1. Someone tell Alito. #NotMyBossBusiness pic.twitter.com/P003MsC43y
— ClinicEscort (@ClinicEscort) June 30, 2014
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