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Sen. Murphy: Congress Morally Justified In Forcing Americans To Violate Their Religious BeliefsSeptember 19, 2013 - 1:38 PM
(CNSNews.com) - Senator Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) said that it would be morally justifiable for Congress to pass a continuing resolution that forces Americans to buy health care plans covering abortion-inducing drugs even if doing so violates their religious beliefs.
CNSNews.com asked Murphy about funding the controversial provision in the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, commonly known as Obamacare, following a press conference on Capitol Hill Wednesday.
CNSNEWS: "As implemented the Affordable Care Act, Obamacare, is forcing Christian individuals and business owners to purchase health plans that cover abortion-inducing drugs. Now as a result, people are going to be able to use those federal subsidies to buy plans that pay for abortions. Do you believe, Senator, you're going to be morally justified in voting, through the next continuing resolution, to give the administration more money to do those things?"
SEN. MURPHY: “Yes.”
[Ed; Watch Senator Murphy on Video at CNS]
According to the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty, over 200 plaintiffs are challenging the implementation of Obamacare in court on the grounds that it violates Americans' First Amendment rights by requiring them to purchase health care plans that cover sterilization, contraceptives and abortion-inducing drugs even if they are morally opposed.
Thank You Mr. Beattie, and CNS.
This is what happens when we elect people who believe Govt. (meaning themselves) to be an authority superior to the Constitution.
1st Amendment? An Inconvenience. Outdated Claptrap:
And here's what Senator Murphy believes his party is entitled to get away with when it comes to the 2nd Amendment.
Here's Senator Murphy on Abortion:
Gotta "Save The Children from guns but it's OK to Murder them by surgically Dismembering them before they exit the womb, because they're not actually Children until they do exit the womb.
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