Theeeeeey'rrrrrre BACK!!!!!!!!

The last time we heard from the Little Sisters of the Poor (2011), the former President of THE Ohio State was disin' 'em...

Gee attracted a swarm of national criticism in November when he responded to a question about whether schools such as Texas Christian or Boise State should play in the national-championship game if they were undefeated.
After first saying he didn't "know enough about the X's and O's of college football," he went on to say that teams in the Southeastern Conference or Big Ten play a "murderers' row" of opponents, and that "we do not play the Little Sisters of the Poor."

But now the Little Sisters of the Poor are playing hardball with the Affordable Care Act:

The Becket Fund for Religious Liberty has announced that it is filing the first class-action lawsuit against the HHS mandate on behalf of the Little Sisters of the Poor. 

“Like all of the Little Sisters, I have vowed to God and the Roman Catholic Church that I will treat all life as valuable, and I have dedicated my life to that work,” said Sister Loraine Marie, a provincial superior. “We cannot violate our vows by participating in the government’s program to provide access to abortion inducing drugs.”