The head of a right-to-life group and his wife have filed what’s being billed as a groundbreaking federal lawsuit in Connecticut, challenging the health care options available in the state under the Affordable Care Act.
Barth and Abby Bracy state that all of the plans available in Connecticut provide coverage for elective abortions, and that requiring them to pay premiums that help cover “other people’s abortions” violates their constitutional rights pertaining to religious freedom.
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