[NeoCaveman]

Yes. That was 2006.

I meant the conservative uprising against the President when he said “trust me” on Ms. Miers which resulted in Justice Alito.

And isn’t it nice to have an appointee you don’t have to worry about?

[hobbes1]

The Newland family’s case is just one of 23 religious liberty lawsuits challenging the HHS mandate under Obamacare. Since Obamacare remains in place and these religious liberty claims were not at issue in the cases decided by the Court yesterday, these HHS mandate lawsuits will go forward and now become the center of legal attention on Obamacare. More than 50 plaintiffs are involved in the cases. They include Catholic and Protestant colleges, religious schools serving inner-city children, and charities providing care for the abused and neglected. The HHS mandate forces these ministries to violate conscience by providing coverage for services –like abortion drugs, deemed essential by the Obama administration but controversial among Americans generally — or face steep fines. This is among the first of the many rules and regulations expected as the behemoth, 2,700-page Obamacare law presses its full weight onto our constitutional order.

http://www.nationalreview.com/corner/304401/solidarity-against-hhs-mandate-and-rest-obamacare-s-burdens-jennifer-marshall

The club left in the bag.