Yuval Levin has come up with an even-more-brilliant-than-usual idea.

As he says, there is “some discussion on the Hill these days about exactly what kind of legislative approach should be taken to overturn the almost indescribably odious HHS mandate requiring religious employers to provide abortive and contraceptive drugs to their employees. There is so very much wrong with the rule that it can be hard to know quite where to start.” But Yuval has an idea about where to start: “a simple, short bill that read simply: ‘Congress shall make no law, and the Executive Branch shall make no rule, respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof.'”