After SPIN! Video: Why did the House Speaker declare the Religious Freedom bill dead?
Published May 7, 2015
After SPIN! - "Question to Chris Fitzsimon – House Speaker Tim Moore announced that the Religious Freedom bill was dead, at least for this year. Some speculate it was because the overwhelming opposition from the business community caused the Speaker to pre-empt the Senate. What factors do you think affected the Speaker’s decision?"
May 7, 2015 at 4:20 pm
Johnny Hiott says:
Yet another failure of the elected to uphold the Constitution. It was Moussolini who defined fascism as government and industry merged into
one. Looks kind of like fascism to me when government passes illegal laws or allows a minority to force their intentions upon the public based on what business and industry tells them to do. In case the inept elected to local, state or federal office cannot comprehend where their duty lies it is to the Constitution and the citizens. It is NOT to business/industry, lobbyist or the special interest groups and it is high time they started representing the citizens or spend time in the county jails of their districts. Is upholding the Bill of Rights so very difficult ? If they cannot even support Freedom of Speech, Freedom of Religion what good are they........
