Neither Congress nor the Executive Branch is free to ignore these interests, and--far from waging a war on the Constitution or on religion--President Obama and his Administration have sought a sensible balance that ensures that all women have access to free contraceptive services and honors the religious beliefs of those who object to providing or paying for these services.
Nadler emphasizes the need for balance between religious liberty and women's access to contraceptive services.
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