Republicans endorse “Indiana on steroids” religious freedom bill
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By jon Green
The Republican National Committee really isn’t getting their own message when it comes to rebranding the party for the 2016 election. On Monday, the organization endorsed the First Amendment Defense Act (FADA), designed to directly undercut the Supreme Court’s Obergefell v Hodges ruling. The bill, which was introduced in the House in June, would specifically protect businesses and non-profits who choose to discriminate against same-sex couples on the basis of their religious beliefs, crucifying the concept of public accommodation. [link]
By jon Green
The Republican National Committee really isn’t getting their own message when it comes to rebranding the party for the 2016 election. On Monday, the organization endorsed the First Amendment Defense Act (FADA), designed to directly undercut the Supreme Court’s Obergefell v Hodges ruling. The bill, which was introduced in the House in June, would specifically protect businesses and non-profits who choose to discriminate against same-sex couples on the basis of their religious beliefs, crucifying the concept of public accommodation. [link]
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