Hamilton County judge rules for 4 Indiana cities in RFRA lawsuit

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5 thoughts on “Hamilton County judge rules for 4 Indiana cities in RFRA lawsuit

  1. Great, in January alone Brainard shoveled over $60,000 to Krieg Devault law firm for “working” this case in November and December last year. They returned the favor by giving his campaign $5,000 in March. Looks like the real “fix” isn’t RFRA.

  2. So basically all this ruling does is allow these 4 cities to maintain their laws that prohibit discrimination against LGBT community. How hateful was it that these “Christian” organizations are challenging that to begin with? Majority of cities across the country have these laws now; Indy’s had its antidiscrimination law for 10+ years…and the sky hasn’t fallen or anything.

  3. Everyone is a protected class these days but Christians. Christians are told to be more open minded and to be tolerant. Yet those same groups are intolerant of Christians. We’re told to be politically correct and not say anything that might annoy these groups. But its okay for them to constantly trash Christians. So where is the tolerance? Why the double standard?

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