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Mr. Evil

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44. Dan Quayle...

Reply to greiner3 (Reply #36)

Wed Apr 1, 2015, 01:25 AM

Apr 2015

Now there's a blast from the past. What a great bastion of logic, knowledge and rationale. /s

He probably could be best known for helping the careers of at least 100 comedians.

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Here’s the front page of today’s Indianapolis Star: [View all] kpete Mar 2015 OP

K&R !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! n/t RKP5637 Mar 2015 #1

and this is NOT a liberal paper! spanone Mar 2015 #2

Which is why it says both can coexist.... daleanime Mar 2015 #22

I have no idea what that means nichomachus Mar 2015 #34

It's named such that it appears to 'protect religious freedom'... Blanks Mar 2015 #38

Freedom to work nichomachus Apr 2015 #45

Freedom to Farm Blanks Apr 2015 #46

Hell; greiner3 Mar 2015 #36

Dan Quayle... Mr. Evil Apr 2015 #44

WOW! morningfog Mar 2015 #3

Notice that the 'fix' only extends to certain things: mnhtnbb Mar 2015 #4

Wouldn't any business be consider a 'public accommodation'? daleanime Mar 2015 #23

No, that "wedding business" is a public accomodation jeff47 Mar 2015 #25

The article is some common sense and a lot of BS lark Mar 2015 #32

+100 Nailed it skepticscott Mar 2015 #37

Indeed. You can't just carve out exceptions to something like this cprise Mar 2015 #43

little I know of the Indy Star that probably had to hurt rurallib Mar 2015 #5

I don't believe they are. kmla Mar 2015 #9

Holy shit! City Lights Mar 2015 #6

I would like to believe the rightwing has found its bridge too far. HereSince1628 Mar 2015 #7

That's the problem for the greedy and the fanatics sarge43 Mar 2015 #8

Great phrase salin Mar 2015 #11

Indianapolis is to Indiana what New York City is to New York State.... George II Mar 2015 #16

Not really LittleGirl Mar 2015 #19

I don't know if its a bridge too far, but its certainly a bridge to nowhere. George II Mar 2015 #14

"REPEAL THIS NOW" n/t handmade34 Mar 2015 #10

repeal is the only answer. niyad Mar 2015 #24

"fix"? AlbertCat Mar 2015 #12

They used a lotta ink! Oilwellian Mar 2015 #13

Splendid! oldandhappy Mar 2015 #15

But, But ,,,, But,,,,, Cryptoad Mar 2015 #17

It can't be fixed. zentrum Mar 2015 #18

You can't fix a Republis ffr Mar 2015 #20

"Find a way to make hate legal" is the message from the Star. Fred Sanders Mar 2015 #21

in 2004 Republicans ran on being anti-gay.... Spitfire of ATJ Mar 2015 #26

Seems to have gotten their attention Hekate Mar 2015 #27

That is a great editorial Gothmog Mar 2015 #28

kick samsingh Mar 2015 #29

Religion doesn't need protection in our country individuals do vssmith Mar 2015 #30

REPEAL THIS MESS Dont call me Shirley Mar 2015 #31

Repeal would have been better. one_voice Mar 2015 #33

Sorry - there is no FIX. REPEAL the fucking law. n/t Avalux Mar 2015 #35

Political pressure works. n/t raven mad Mar 2015 #39

Isn't the RFRA redundant with the U.S. Constitution? Roland99 Mar 2015 #40

FIX THIS NOW. Mahalo kpete Cha Mar 2015 #41

KnR! sheshe2 Mar 2015 #42