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mitt for dream act, for contraception, what a liberal guy.
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wow, who knew (Original Post)
Danmel
Oct 2012
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Chiquitita
(752 posts)1. Ah but he said
Permanent residency, not citizenship. And they'd have to go to war.
polichick
(37,152 posts)2. Such a shameless liar
TomCADem
(17,390 posts)3. CNS - "Romney Says He’ll Rescind Contraception Mandate Not Just for Religious Institutions"
The lies are being spewed with incredible speed!
http://cnsnews.com/news/article/romney-says-he-ll-rescind-contraception-mandate-not-just-religious-institutions
The Republican presidential campaign of former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney told CNSNews.com today that if elected Romney will rescind in its entirety a regulation finalized last month by the Obama administration that requires all health-care plans in the United States to cover sterilizations and all FDA-approved contraceptives, including those that cause abortions.
The Obama administrations final version of the regulation effectively exempted only an actual churchsuch as a Catholic parishfrom the regulation, while insisting that it would be fully enforced on individuals, private business owners, non-religious private-sector organizations and insurers.
Romney published an op-ed in the Washington Examiner today in which he said he would eliminate the rule that compels religious institutions to purchase health-care plans that cover sterilizations and all FDA-approved contraceptives. Romney did not say in the op-ed, however, whether he would eliminate the rule insofar as it applies to individuals, private-sector businesses, non-religious private-sector organizations and insurers.
And on day one I will eliminate the Obama administration rule that compels religious institutions to violate the tenets of their own faith, Romney wrote in the Examiner. Such rules dont belong in the America that I believe in.
Through his campaign press office, CNSNews.com asked Romney today via email about this: Will Mitt Romney, on day one, rescind this mandate in its entiretyas the Catholic Church has urged the current administration to doso that individuals, employers and insurers who have a moral or religious objection to contraception or sterilization will not be forced to violate the tenets of their own faith or act against their consciences?
Romney campaign spokesman Ryan Williams responded: Yes--Governor Romney would rescind the mandate in its entirety.
The Obama administrations final version of the regulation effectively exempted only an actual churchsuch as a Catholic parishfrom the regulation, while insisting that it would be fully enforced on individuals, private business owners, non-religious private-sector organizations and insurers.
Romney published an op-ed in the Washington Examiner today in which he said he would eliminate the rule that compels religious institutions to purchase health-care plans that cover sterilizations and all FDA-approved contraceptives. Romney did not say in the op-ed, however, whether he would eliminate the rule insofar as it applies to individuals, private-sector businesses, non-religious private-sector organizations and insurers.
And on day one I will eliminate the Obama administration rule that compels religious institutions to violate the tenets of their own faith, Romney wrote in the Examiner. Such rules dont belong in the America that I believe in.
Through his campaign press office, CNSNews.com asked Romney today via email about this: Will Mitt Romney, on day one, rescind this mandate in its entiretyas the Catholic Church has urged the current administration to doso that individuals, employers and insurers who have a moral or religious objection to contraception or sterilization will not be forced to violate the tenets of their own faith or act against their consciences?
Romney campaign spokesman Ryan Williams responded: Yes--Governor Romney would rescind the mandate in its entirety.