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blueash - Wheaton is not a determination as is Hobby Lobby; Wheaton was granted an injunction so that Wheaton does not have to provide the notification while the case works its way thru the legal process. And it is not to be said that Wheaton will receive the same consideration and decision. "Yesterday’s order and others sending cases back to appeals courts for reconsideration does not mean that companies are going to get blanket exemptions, as dissenting Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg wrote in Hobby Lobby, from any law “they judge incompatible with their sincerely held religious beliefs.” " [http://www.forbes.com/sites/danielfi...ts-own-logic/]

Do you have any resources from the conservative side or a middle-of-the-road opinion for analysis or just the left wing side of the issue? It would be interesting to read those points of view. The sources you cite fail to highlight the numerous qualifiers that are part of the Supreme Court decision in making this decision one of very limited scope.