[C19fan]

Looks like Walmart got to Gov. Hutchinson. When push comes to shove Chamber of Commerce > Social Conservatives.

[CountryClassSF]

RINO DEMONCRAP SELLOUT. Gay mafia first, country second

[C19fan]

Looks like others just beat me to the punch. Feel free to delete.

[Vigilanteman]

So now we have come to a point where a Black family driving around for hours trying to find a lunch counter which will serve them or a hotel which will lodge them over 50 years ago is now the moral equivalent of a pink mafia activist trying to find a business they can break with a vexatious lawsuit for refusing to celebrate their perversion?

[stephenjohnbanker]

” When push comes to shove Chamber of Commerce “

All you really ever have to check.

[TMA62]

As I see it, government and business do have a religion that they worship: Money

[YHAOS]

I find Gov. Asa Hutchinson “divisive.”

[choctaw man]

...afraid of a visit by Harry Reid’s pals...on the exercise machine...

[lurk]

Cowards die 1000 deaths.

[Timber Rattler]

Profiles in courage, obviously.

[sickoflibs]

RE :”Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson said Wednesday that he does not plan to sign the version of the religious freedom bill that currently sits on his desk and called on the state legislature to make changes before sending it back to him.
Hutchinson, who called the issue “divisive” and cited his own son as an example of someone urging him to veto the bill, made the announcement during a Little Rock press conference Wednesday morning.
The Arkansas House on Tuesday approved a religious freedom measure that mirrors the one Indiana Gov. Mike Pence signed into law in Indiana — sparking outrage from businesses, sports organizations and popular culture figures who said it opened the door to discrimination against gays and lesbians.”

Like domino's or cards they fall one by one ......that is progressives (libs) plan.

His son told him to do it.

[Ohioan]

. Hutchinson, who called the issue "divisive" and cited his own son as an example of someone urging him to veto the bill,

The people of Arkansas need to decide what to do with their Governor. That is not this Ohioan's business. But for a father to blame his son for making a decision, which puts not being "divisive," ahead of protecting the freedom of conscience & the economic liberty of his people, is contemptible. A father should explain--should have explained long before this--to his son, that the defense of American liberty is the first duty of citizenship! Not being "divisive," is to embrace abject moral cowardice; to betray the very concept of moral leadership.

America was founded by men willing to be divisive. America will die, if we allow those who display a Compulsion For Uniformity, to continue their efforts to remake American society, without our determined opposition.

William Flax

[exit82]

It would nice if the Republican leaders in the AK house and Sen ate refused to recall the bill, and told Asa, we passed a bill, you either sign it or veto it.

We aren’t taking it back.

If you take it back, it should not have been passed in the first place.

Someone has to show some balls here, not just be in awe of some.

[Zenjitsuman]

What if 30 states pass some sort of similar law, what will
Apple do? Not do business in those states?

Curious isn’t it that in Iran Apple does business and over in Iran Gays are executed.

Why the double standard?

[Theodore R.]

There was a conservative who opposed Asa in the primary, but he was seen as a paul-bot and got no where.

[combat_boots]

So making Christian businesses fail is Arkansas and Indiana law now.

I’ll not go there ever again, nor will I buy from them.

Call their governors’ offices. Please. Don’t roll over.

[Coronal]

As I understand it, he’s calling for the bill to be amended to reflect existing federal law. If indeed the law is the same as what exists now at the federal level, this shouldn’t be a problem.