Five Ways the Obama Administration is losing the HHS mandate battle



If Kathleen Sebelius looks a little stressed out in the photo above, she should be. She and Obama are in a cauldron of  hot boiling water over their little plot to get the American public to pay for abortifacient contraceptive drugs, abortion drugs, and sterilization. This is not health care and they know that, even though they continue to spout out their deceptive pro-death rhetoric. They cannot and will not take away our religious liberties, which our forefathers fought on the battlefield to uphold.  This is a war, they are losing,  and they will be defeated.  If they don't realize that by now, they had better pull their heads out of the sand.

First of all, attorney generals from a dozen different states are threatening to sue them for violating the beliefs of many  religious employers.

Second, 100% of the U.S. Bishops have condemned their 'compromised' mandates  and forty religious institutions have publicly opposed the mandate, with several already filing lawsuits.

Third, pro-life activists are protesting outside the White House and I believe that we can expect to see even more. This administration is making "White Martyrs" out of of us. Praise God for our pro-life warriors!

Third, EWTN International continues their lawsuit against the HHS mandate.

Fourth, our congressmen are firmly behind us and have vowed to do everything they can to defeat this evil mandate.

Fifth, the number of pro-life and religious leaders, and organizations filing lawsuits and pledging civil disobedience keeps growing. The ranks are increasing everyday as more and more people realize what the mandate is really about. It's about violating our civil and religious liberties -- the feeble attempts this administration is making at non-surgically removing our consciences -- and transforming all of us into culture of death clones.

Thank God for the gifts of reason, intelligence, and morality! Thanks be to God for those who are willing to stand up, defend, and even die for their religious beliefs and convictions! Onward, Christian soldiers! The victory is ours!
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