Arkansas Republican Gov. Asa Hutchinson urges state lawmakers to make changes in a controversial religious freedom bill -- similar to one enacted in Indiana -- in the face of criticism that it could allow businesses and others to discriminate based on sexual orientation.
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they all cave every time...
ReplyDeleteWhen Walmart speaks Hutchinson listens.
ReplyDeleteHe should listen. Again what is this bill protecting? Who has had their religious rights violated?
ReplyDeleteBunch of F*n cowards always caving in!!
ReplyDeleteSo stop trying to say that Indiana's is the same as the Federal. It is not, that is just the smoke and mirrors to hide the truth.
ReplyDeleteShocker!
ReplyDeletejoin the mayor tonight and celebrate
ReplyDeleteRecall the gov.
ReplyDelete"Anonymous Anonymous said...
ReplyDeleteSo stop trying to say that Indiana's is the same as the Federal. It is not, that is just the smoke and mirrors to hide the truth.
April 1, 2015 at 1:38 PM"
The only difference is the IN law was expanded to include private businesses something the federal law did not. Private businesses were included because of the Supreme Court's Hobby Lobby (a private business FYI)which allowed them a corporation religious freedom. The federal law only protected non profits and individuals but since the Supreme Court's Hobby Lobby decision does now also have to recognize private business or face a law suit in which they will not win.
Kissy kissy time.
ReplyDeleteWe truly need to cleanse the earth of organized religion, and people who oppose freedom to live.
ReplyDeleteNo 4:20 we need to cleanse the earth of people like you who lie. Honesty is the basic pillar of a civilized society. No one is opposing anyone's freedom to live.
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