IN this case liberals are the ones putting restructions upon a pro-lifer in the name of tolerance- which really means promote abortions at expense of choices of others.

And when faced before the judges at Nuremberg, the Nazis used the defense that they were just following orders.

If you think about it realistically, when you are on call at a time when there is less staff than usual, you should be able to complete the entire job. On top of being paid overtime, she wanted them to call in another overtime nurse to cover that case. Two nurses to do one job, only one person won’t do the job she is called in to do.

I feel for her. But frankly she should not be working at a place that does things hat are immoral to her. There are plenty of catholic hospitals in the area.

I have worked with nurses who pull the conscience clause out a here and there. They are offered work for the day on a different unit – so they get their shift – but cry foul that they are kicked out of their home unit.

As a bedside nurse I will say – you need to be able to do the whole job.

I am in health care, and while I might be completely offended by the immoral act of a patient, it is my duty to treat that patient and not impose my personal or religious beliefs on them.
“And whether it’s regarding pharmacists, doctors, or nurses, the end point is still the same each time: it’s about restricting choice” – right. By a health care worker letting their own religious beliefs interfere with their duty. *THEY* are the ones restricting choice.
“No one should have to be forced to do something that they feel goes against their religious and moral principles.” — unless they’re a liberal, because they should just accept and deal with whatever restrictions we’ve placed upon them in the name of The Lord. Right? That’s exactly what you’re saying.

Sometimes it’s hard to be in the middle in the United States. There really isn’t a party for us.

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And tell your boyfriend thanks for his service!