I don't get why this was nothing more than political theater on the part of the Beckett Fund.

<<Verrilli answered, “No, we don’t think so.” In five words, the solicitor general admitted that the Little Sisters would not be subject to any fines if they refused to provide the notification to the government, or if their third-party administrator declined to offer payments. In her dissent in Wheaton College v. Burwell, Justice Sonia Sotomayor explained that the Little Sisters’ “third-party administrator was [under] a ‘church plan’ that had no legal obligation or intention to provide contraceptive coverage.” Because the Little Sisters’ “church plan” contracts with Christian Brothers, the government was never able to penalize the nuns for failing to comply. The court’s Zubik order in no way impacted religious organizations with church plans.>>