Last week’s Supreme Court ruling that family-owned corporations cannot be required by the government to provide insurance coverage that includes contraceptives, if doing so violates the owners’ religious beliefs, came at an ironically fortuitous time. After all, when better for the nation to find itself embroiled in a discussion of religious freedom, personal rights and government power than the days immediately preceding the Fourth of July? Somehow we don’t imagine the legal question involved in the debate is one the Founding Fathers ever could have imagined.
Our Views: Ruling limits DC power
Hobby Lobby court decision consistent with keeping feds out of free enterprise