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. Question, did it ruin his state ??? Wait for it..... wait for it..... NO IT DID NOT. You libs think that if someone stands up for principles, and stands up for their religious views, then they are done.... YOU people are hilarious, but in the same thought you are also full of it.. Oh his Christian views ruined his state eh ? Your kidding right ?? No intelligent person would believe such a bull crapping lie as that, but here you are pushing such a lie. So sad.lol... uh-huh. wanting to chain a females hands behind her back & force her to be an incubator until she gives birth or criminally punish her if she does terminate a pregnancy.... & believing this nation is a Christian nation, that the POTUS needs to be christian & should be fueled by 'christian' law is no different than what you so fear & abhor, but embrace it because it's the 'correct' religion.
As usual, Liberals have priorities backwards. They view words from extreme Christians to be a bigger threat than the actions from extreme Muslims. Actions speak louder than Words.
I won't take that chance that it's 'mere' words... mike pence intentionally ruined his state economically because of his extreme christian views.
oh good god. what is sad is your ignorance or downright denial.
Swift Corporate Backlash Follows Indiana Governor Pence’s Decision To Sign Anti-Gay Law
By Keith Brekhus on Fri, Mar 27th, 2015 at 5:42 pm
Swift Corporate Backlash Follows Indiana Governor Pence's Decision To Sign Anti-Gay Law
Indiana Took $60 Million Hit After Passing Antigay Law
A new study from Visit Indy — Indianapolis's convention and tourism organization — found that Indiana lost at least $60 million in revenue after lawmakers there passed the so-called Religious Freedom Restoration Act, which gave businesses the greenlight to discriminate against LGBT people on religious grounds.
Though reaction was swift — and negative — after Republican governor Mike Pence signed the RFRA legislation last year, it wasn't clear how financially damning the law was. The new study shows the clear ramifications, with 12 out-of-state groups saying the RFRA law convinced them to move their business elsewhere. Numerous businesses, from Angie's List to American Airlines, condemned the discriminatory law, with Apple's out CEO penning an op-ed in the Washington Post blasting Pence's decision to sign the bill.
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Indiana Took $60 Million Hit After Passing Antigay Law
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it should did a lotta damage... try taking $60,000,000.00 out of YOUR wallet & see what it does.
better yet, how'z about the good citizens of indiana that brought paychecks home from the sites that housed & ran those venues etc. 'eh? ask THEM.
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