Obama Department of Labor BLS “Economist” Tweets that Indiana Christians are “Nazis,” then Deletes Twit, Along with Mention of Her Job

By Nicholas Stix

Labor Dept. economist delete tweet calling Christians 'Nazis' re Indiana law @elizabethashack http://t.co/7OA7BwXWk5 pic.twitter.com/TwKj4VFDaU

— The Paranoid Pundit (@psyberjnke) March 30, 2015

@AmericnElephant @elizabethashack @GovPenceIN @TGowdySC she now has removed her duties at labor from her acct..go see pic.twitter.com/x4FVgK1CCq

— Patrick (@oooorah) March 30, 2015

Via The Right Scoop:

stage9:

There isn't a single thing in the Indiana law that refers to a single rectal banger and yet that is the only context people continue to argue. I would bet most haven't even read it. The bill was informally nicknamed the Hobby Lobby bill. The Hobby Lobby case had ZERO to do with homosexuality and had to do with forcing businesses to provide certain types of contraceptives that ran contrary to their religious values. The law mirrors the FEDERAL Religious Freedom Restoration Act of 1993 which aimed at preventing laws that "substantially burden" a person's free exercise of religion.

Ironically, the bill was introduced by Congressman Chuck Schumer (D-NY) on March 11, 1993 and passed by a unanimous U.S. House and a near unanimous U.S. Senate with three dissenting votes[1] and was signed into law by President Bill Clinton.[1]

"1A. What Is the Religious Freedom Restoration Act?" The Volokh Conspiracy.

INDIANA RELIGIOUS FREEDOM RESTORATION ACT:
Here.

FEDERAL RELIGIOUS FREEDOM RESTORATION ACT OF 1993:
Here.

N.S.: My understanding is that the bill was intended to protect business owners from being destroyed by lawsuits by militant homosexualists for, for example, refusing to bake a cake for a homosexual couple.