To Gort's House?..................
Posted on 07/21/2015 9:07:23 AM PDT by demshateGod
The owners of a pizza restaurant in Indiana and a flower shop in Washington state.
A cake baker in Oregon and a fire chief in Atlanta.
And right here in Iowa, the proprietors of a wedding chapel near Des Moines.
Those are just some of the Americans who have suffered this year at the hands of the Rainbow Jihad. The religious freedom guaranteed by the First Amendment of the United States Constitution has been trashed in favor of ‘You will be made to care.’
Well, enough is enough, says GOP presidential candidate Sen. Cruz.
The Texas senator will host a religious liberty rally in Des Moines on August 21 and will be joined by Dick and Betty Odgaard, the wedding chapel owners who were fined and then forced out of business because they refused to host a homosexual wedding ceremony.
Other special guests who have been targeted for their religious beliefs are expected to be part of the event as well. Doors open at 5:30 with the rally beginning at 6:30 p.m. RSVP at TedCruz.org/RSVP/rally. Donations will be taken to benefit various religious liberty legal defense funds.
(Excerpt) Read more at stevedeace.com ...
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To Gort's House?..................
Well done, Ted!
Ted Cruz Ping! I once read about a nephew of Adolph Hitler who ran a beer hall in a rented building. When the nephew wanted to knock out walls so he could have nazi party rallies the building owner told him no.
Hitler’s nephew ended up owning the building and the owner was forced to flee from Germany.
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Daily Digest Ted Cruz Ping for July 20th, 2015!
"IN YOUR FACE".... Obama said that he wanted to 'fundamentally change America'... he loves to do that which he knows will create discord and animosity among the people.
Truth in Hashtagging...
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