Sorry to say this but you will be disappointed. The Chamber of Commerce wing will win out. The big money GOP supporters are way left to the GOP voter on social issues. Unlike the Democratic coalition where each grouping backs the other the Big Business wing of the GOP has no problem throwing the SoCons under the bus when it suits them. When has the GOP as a party sided with Traditionalists when there was a conflict with the Chamber of Commerce wing? Probably there will be once again as with other social issues for the past 30+ years the kabuki theater of the GOP politicians voicing support for Indiana but doing nothing substantial.
“There is only Good and Evil.”
Who gets to decide what is “good” and what is “evil”? That particular battle is not yet finished, but from my perspective, there are a lot of things that are “evil” - abortion as a form of birth control, spending our children’s and grandchildren’s legacy, denial of accumulated wisdom, hard-won over the centuries in both blood and treasure, embracing the twin monstrosities known as “political correctness” and “moral equivalence” - the list continues, but people should get the drift.
Conversely, the concepts of personal responsibility abide - thrift, maintaining a formal and cordial relationship even with those of whom express different and even hostile views, and in essence, keeping to the “cowboy code”, a largely unwritten gentleman’s agreement of mutual respect and guarded relationships with strangers.
By that "logic," businesses would be forced to create and sell to prospective buyers any kind of perverted design or product whether they, the businesses, find it disgusting or not. No business would be allowed to discriminate.
This is a holey war, by an unholy foe.
Isa 5:20 Woe unto them that call evil good, and good evil; that put darkness for light, and light for darkness; that put bitter for sweet, and sweet for bitter!
In context, “woe” essentially means “damned.”