contraception insurance coverage provided by closely held corporations

When did pregnancy become a disease? I mean aside from ghosts impregnating teenagers with future zombies.

Read some humorous tweets making the SCOTUS decision involving Hobby Lobby seem like the world is coming to an end.

If you ever tried to shop at Hobby Lobby on Sunday, then you'd know they have a certain culture that isn't driven solely by "corporate greed." If you don't agree with their worldview, then shop at Michaels and pray hope that don't have another credit card breach.

AW "closely held" will be defined as being 90% of corporations by the likes of MMFA. Seriously, they tweeted it but didn't link to anything supporting their claim. I wonder if they are including all LLCs that are "family-owned" or all unincorporated sole proprietors for that matter. The ACA exempts businesses which employ less than 50 fulltime employees, while over 90% of U.S. firms employ less than 20 fulltime employees. The latter statement makes MMFA's claim regarding the immediate significance of the SCOTUS decision moot given 90% businesses could already opt out of providing any health insurance thus ANY FREE CONTRACEPTION covered by company sponsored insurance plans.

You know that people are ignorant of fact when they start saying vasectomies are covered by insurance as though the vasectomies are FREE like the contraceptives were mandated to be.

Mandate is ironically funny term for use regarding contraception, isn't it? I mean, a woman usually needs contraception when she has a man-date that ends in the bedroom, yet not with a woman-date that goes to that same climatic end. Hmmm....

Only homophobic bigots can support free contraceptives, one could argue.