"Remember, to the left abortion is a right. And your religion can't preclude others from exercising their rights. Your religion can't prevent some from having free speech or the right to assemble. They see abortion as the same thing. If they have their way, stories of health care workers being ordered to perform abortions will be an everyday occurence.."

Should anyone be forced to do something against their conscience or religious believes?

Yeah, I think Mount Sinai screwed up. Here's why:

" A native of the Philippines, Cenzon-DeCarlo moved to New York in 2001 and started at Mount Sinai on the East Side as an operating-room nurse in 2004. During her job interview, an administrator asked Cenzon-DeCarlo whether she'd be willing to participate in abortions. She flatly said no.

The nurse said she put her beliefs in writing. "

If she was hired with that understanding (and it's in writing) the Hospital should have respected that. It's that simple. All the rest (what the "left" believes, and the "right to assemble" is unnecessary irrelevant propaganda.