but rick santorum takes it a bit further saying that some policy matters should be decided on what is considered right and wrong in the religious realm. that would lead to anarchy because americans are very diverse in their belief system. if santorum would simply pull back a bit and say to the federal government hey, leave religious institutions alone, don t interfere with them, he would be on the side of the angels, pardon the pun. because most americans well understand that people like nancy pelosi have no clue that religion is protected by the constitution. if an overwhelming number of catholic women of child bearing age and stretch that from 14 to 50 or whoever older or younger you want to go, are practicing birth control, then there that has to be some message to the church that please don t expect employers and insurance companies to
but the hospital and the university policies would be required to pay for birth control pills for workers which may now only cover for medical reasons other than contraception. they might have to pay for tubal ligation for women of child bearing age. they believe it s smoke screen and the issue is women s rights. the power to decide whether or not to use contraception lies with a woman. not her boss. liberal commentator mark shields, a catholic, says the administration has gone too far. [ inaudible ] forcedded a work on the sabbath. the pentagon is drawn into this by the army chief of chaplain request that the army priests not read part of archbishop letter vowing we cannot, we will not comply with the unjust law. carney note the chief of chaplain request was squashed. i hope reporting op this you noted that the chaplains