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   Steve Hayes said Tuesday on “Special Report with Bret Baier”   
   that Hillary Clinton won't face any repercussions for her   
   "absurd" criticism of the Supreme Court's ruling in the Hobby   
   Lobby case.   
      
   Clinton, who was on her book tour promoting her memoir "Hard   
   Choices," argued the Hobby Lobby decision was a setback for   
   women's rights in general. The Supreme Court ruled Monday that   
   certain "closely held" for-profit businesses, such as Hobby   
   Lobby, can cite religious objections in order to opt out of a   
   requirement in ObamaCare to provide free contraceptive coverage   
   for their employees.   
      
   Hayes, a columnist for the Weekly Standard, said that arguments   
   like the ones Clinton made are ridiculous, but won't be   
   corrected by the liberal media.   
      
   "Absurd statements like that are unlikely to go corrected," he   
   said. "You're not going to have front-page-above-the-fold   
   correct-the-record stories in the New York Times about Hillary   
   Clinton saying preposterous things."   
      
   Hayes added that he believes the Democrats will create political   
   ads that will distort the truth about the decision.   
      
   "They're going to make these arguments," he said. "They're going   
   to use this in ads. It won't be corrected because most people in   
   the media believe the same thing."   
      
   http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2014/07/01/hayes-hillary-clinton-   
   absurd-comments-on-hobby-lobby-decision-wont-be-   
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