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7. Per Scotusblog

Mon Jun 30, 2014, 10:44 AM

Jun 2014

The decision is only for contaception and can't include other medical treatments. Very Bush v Gore. I wonder if /when that will be challenged.

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Question about the SCOTUS decision on Hobby Lobby [View all] madamesilverspurs Jun 2014 OP

Only female employees I believe el_bryanto Jun 2014 #1

And wives of male employees. nt Ilsa Jun 2014 #13

And female offspring that are still on parent's policy until age 26. Lars39 Jun 2014 #15

And is the group that needs coverage the most. Ilsa Jun 2014 #16

Indeed Lars39 Jun 2014 #17

Only female employees from everything I see Bettie Jun 2014 #2

Per Scotusblog mcar Jun 2014 #7

Appears not. They can only forbid stuff the SCOTUS doesn't like Orangepeel Jun 2014 #8

So anything that MEN might also alsame Jun 2014 #12

Only female employees' contraception mcar Jun 2014 #4

No dsc Jun 2014 #5

Not answered in the case. MohRokTah Jun 2014 #6

The decision appears to say so, but of course, congress will block it Orangepeel Jun 2014 #14

Think woman need equal representation in Congress, or the court? Johonny Jun 2014 #10

If republicans want a free market fight C_U_L8R Jun 2014 #11