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Asking a federal judge for emergency ruling exempting them from the birth control coverage that they used to provide. same quote, wheaton otherwise faces the imminent pros sect of ir rep par rabl harm to its religious freedom, its integrity, and employees' well being. we're all fine when the college is happily pro i had vooing birth control coverage but now they are all threatened because, did i mention how irreparable it is here? genius. ♪ you do ♪ something to me

Spokesman for the school, which we also confirmed today, that despite trying to appear morally outraged, wheaton was already voluntary complying with the emergency contraception coverage requirement when the new rule was announced. which made their objection to that new rule, the one they already complied, rather difficult to sell. so what do you do when you get called out in something like this? do you give up? do you admit the fact you've already been offering birth control in the health plans, and that means, by definition, a rule making you offer birth control doesn't exactly trample on yo...

Because they say, in their court filings, there's a possibility that any marriages allowed now might be invalidated if judge walker's ruling finding proposition 8 unconstitutional is eventually overturned. now, there's a legal disagreement about whether that's the case. there's also a question about whether the proponents of prop 8 have the legal right or the legal standing to file and seek this stay. they say they do because the california supreme court allowed them to defend prop 8 when it was before the state courts. so, they say they do have the authority, in essence, to stand in the shoes...

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