Megyn Kelly Takes on Former NOW President Over Attack on Little Sisters of the Poor(a home run)

Town Hall ^ | July 09, 2014 | Katie Pavlich

[sickoflibs]

In case you missed it earlier this week, the National Organization for Women [NOW] put the Little Sisters of the Poor on their "Dirty 100" list. The list is a compilation of organizations and groups that have filed suit against the contraception mandate in Obamacare and claims the Little Sisters of the Poor is forcing their religion onto employees by objecting to the mandate on religious grounds.

The Catholic nuns of The Little Sisters of the Poor dedicate their lives to helping the sick and people who are dying. From their website:

Continuing the work of Saint Jeanne Jugan, our MISSION is to offer the neediest elderly of every race and religion a home where they will be welcomed as Christ, cared for as family and accompanied with dignity until God calls them to himself.

Our VISION is to contribute to the Culture of Life by nurturing communities where each person is valued, the solidarity of the human family and the wisdom of age are celebrated, and the compassionate love of Christ is shared with all.??

Our VALUES? REVERENCE for the sacredness of human life and for the uniqueness of ?each person, especially those who are poorest and/or weakest. This is ?reflected in care that is holistic and person-centered.

Last night on The Kelly File, Megyn Kelly took on former NOW President Patricia Ireland over their inclusion of the Little Sisters in their "Dirty 100" list. Ireland is the same woman who is clueless about the fact Hobby Lobby offers employees 16 different forms of contraception.

Here's a thought for Ms. Ireland, who argues the Little Sisters of the Poor should simply "opt-out." If women want contraception coverage, they have the option of opting out of jobs that do not provide what they are looking for.

The bottom line is NOW isn't interested in defending the rights of women, they're interested in defending big government policies. Last time I checked nuns were women too, but for some reason the National Organization for Women isn't interested in defending their right to freedom of religion, but is interested in defining women by the pills they take. It's a shame NOW supports the heavy hand of government forcing women to do things that are against their beliefs.

[MrB]

Since the left doesn’t accept the concept that a woman who wants employer covered “contraception” can choose an employer that does so,

it is apparent that, as always, the issue they’re arguing isn’t really the issue.

The real agenda for them is FORCING PEOPLE TO ABANDON THEIR CHRISTIAN VALUES.

That’s what it’s all about. I assert that that’s one of the primary underlying goals of Obamacare in general as well.

[NFHale]

“...My friends on this ping will hopefully agree...”

You have it down to an art form, brother...haha!!!

[sickoflibs]

RE :”Since the left doesn’t accept the concept that a woman who wants employer covered “contraception” can choose an employer that does so,
it is apparent that, as always, the issue they’re arguing isn’t really the issue.
The real agenda for them is FORCING PEOPLE TO ABANDON THEIR CHRISTIAN VALUES.
That’s what it’s all about. I assert that that’s one of the primary underlying goals of Obamacare in general as well.”

Its an inherent feature of a nationalized health care system. Their real agenda is to have the federal government manage and control our health care, and that includes birth issues.

Birth control is hardly the only mandate in that bill, and its one of the most popular ones in that bill, which is why the GOP got creamed on the issue in 2012, that plus a few dumb public statements on the subject.