The Supreme Court decision in Burwell v. Hobby Lobby Stores [pdf] summarized:
Alexandra @aliemalie
Shorter #SCOTUS: Corporations are people, women are not. #HobbyLobby 9:23 AM – 30 Jun 2014
And other commentary:
A. N. Devers @andevers
Women take birth control for medical health reasons, not for religious reasons. They are now imposing other people’s religions on employees. 9:26 AM – 30 Jun 2014
Adam Griffiths @adamgriffiths
It’s probably a good thing that on days like today #SCOTUS has that buffer zone, no? 9:21 AM – 30 Jun 2014
Jessica Podhola @jessicapodhola
I’m incorporating. I’ll have more rights that way. #SCOTUS #waronwomen 9:35 AM – 30 Jun 2014
jess mcintosh @jess_mc
Good thing elections never hinge on the votes of women. 9:31 AM – 30 Jun 2014
Just a bit of sarcasm:
MrJM @MisterJayEm
Great News!!1! The Court’s narrow decisions only affect: 1) working women’s reproductive rights & 2) work traditionally performed by women. 9:36 AM – 30 Jun 2014
Andrew Shaughnessy @andrewshag
Founders would roll over to know that corporations held stronger power than people in the eyes of #SCOTUS 9:27 AM – 30 Jun 2014
Imani ABL @AngryBlackLady
So #SCOTUS refuses to recognize that women’s repro healthcare is actually healthcare. Which is sweet. And by “sweet” I mean “typical.” 9:33 AM – 30 Jun 2014
Top Conservative Cat @TeaPartyCat
Supreme Court rules that corporations have the right to impose a theocracy on their employees, but limited that right to Christian men. 9:47 AM – 30 Jun 2014
David Waldman @KagroX
If you own enough stock, you can write your own exceptions to federal law. That’s pretty cool. 10:00 AM – 30 Jun 2014
Hailey @haileym77
I suppose that my greatest mistake in life was being born as a female rather than as a corporation. #HobbyLobby #SCOTUS 11:03 AM – 30 Jun 2014
Thanks for nothing, Ralph.