Reminded of what sen. Clinton said, when religious beliefs run into right to choose, that religious have to get over it, need to protect right to act on religious views, religious conscience one of the first freedoms Gov. Jeb Bush, Washington, IA 6/17/15 Video: HERE 11:14 And that's what's missing right now. In fact, Hillary Clinton said something about a month ago that was just striking to me. Because I've given this a lot of thought and I'm deeply troubled about not just Christian persecution in around the world, but also now this belief that if you believe in God or I'm a Catholic and I'm informed by my faith on a lot of things that somehow you just got to get over it. And she said something to the effect of if your religious beliefs comes in conflict with a woman's right to choose or something or some other social issue you just got to get over it. Well I respect people who may not agree with my views. I'm not judgmental. I'm not here to say I'm righteous and therefore you're not. Gov. Jeb Bush, Announcement Speech 6/15/15 Video: here [middle] Clinton insists that religious beliefs have to be changed, should at least thank her for the warning Jeb Bush Slammed Hillary Clintons’ Comments On Separating Religious Beliefs From Public Policy On Issues Like Abortion As “Very Troubling,” Remarking That She Was Telling Religious People To “Get Over It — If They Come In Conflict With Emerging Societal Norms.” “He criticized Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton's comments on separating religious beliefs from public policy on issues such as abortion. ‘It's very troubling when a candidate running for the presidency says that people with religious views are just going to have to get over it — if they come in conflict with emerging societal norms,’ Bush said in New Hampshire on Tuesday, according to the Concord Monitor. He made a similar remark, referring to Clinton by name, in Iowa on Wednesday. Clinton, at the Women in the World Summit this year, said when it comes to access to reproductive health care and safe childbirth, laws must be backed with political will and ‘deep-seated cultural codes, religious beliefs and structural biases have to be changed.’” [Kathie Obradovich, Des Moines Register, 6/17/15] Jeb Bush Blasted Hillary Clinton Over Remarks Suggesting Religious Americans Change Their Views On Abortion And Same-Sex Marriage. “The Republican contender blasted Obama and Clinton, by name, and criticized the two Democrats for presiding over a record of failure, both at home and overseas. Bush, a committed Catholic, lit into Clinton for remarks she made over the past few months suggesting that religious Americans needed to change their views on issues like abortion and same-sex marriage, insinuating that their faith was the problem.” [Washington Examiner, 6/15/15] Big government Gov. Jeb Bush, NH Town Hall 6/16/15 Video: here [27:25] Q – tax breaks for rich …