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Well you knew this was coming. Sarah Palin celebrates the Supreme Court decision in favor of Hobby Lobby, and against women's health care rights.

Courtesy of Miss Wite-out's Facebook page:

The Supreme Court has handed down a great victory not just for Hobby Lobby, but for all people of faith today! (You know unless they are young females of course.) But who could imagine that five judges are the only thing standing between us and a violation of our First Amendment freedom of religion by an out of control administration at war with people of faith? (At war with people of faith? if only.)

My recent book “Good Tidings and Great Joy” (Which nobody read.) and Bristol’s blog (Which nobody reads.) have covered the Hobby Lobby case. Our friend David French (The husband of Nancy French. The woman who REALLY writes Bristol's blog posts. ) with the ACLJ writes today:

“This is a victory for religious liberty and for common sense. Closely-held corporations cannot be forced to violate their religious convictions for the purpose of funding the Obama Administration’s radical pro-abortion agenda. The owners of Hobby Lobby and all the other employers who challenged the Obama Administration should be commended for their courage.”

Bristol is calling for “Hobby Lobby Love Day” on Thursday to show our gratitude to this courageous family business that stepped up to fight on behalf of all people of faith!

They were truly David vs. Goliath!

Palin then links to Brancy's blog for more:

Well, this is a great way to start the day!

The Supreme Court says that Obama can’t force Hobby Lobby to provide “contraception” that cause abortions. Way to go, Hobby Lobby!!

We should all go to Hobby Lobby and buy something to celebrate. Who will join me in making Thursday “Hobby Lobby Love Day?”

Here’s how it will work. On Thursday, July 3rd, everyone go to their local Hobby Lobby and snap a picture in the store — it can be with your favorite product, a cashier, or a selfie with the store logo in the background. Hold up your message to Hobby Lobby — you can say “Thank You!” or whatever else. Or, if you want, you could hold up a message to the President.

If I did that, mine might say “You can’t make us!”

You know to be more accurate that sign should read "You can't protect us against the religious oppression of women."

You know I was already pretty pissed off about this ruling, but after seeing the Grizzled Mama and her mangy cub's ghostwriter celebrating this setback for women in America, I am now officially livid.

Here is what I think would make a great counter protest.

On July 3rd walk into Hobby Lobby and ask for the manger.

When they arrive ask them if they can give you directions to Michael's saying that you prefer to spend your money at a craft store that respects women.

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