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Protect Religious Liberty in Wyoming

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Claudia
11 years ago

A nation without God is a nation without freedom

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Logan Brown
11 years ago

Don't pass 115 and overturn gay marriage!

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Kimberly Nemeth
11 years ago

Protect Religious Liberty in Wyoming!

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Michael Sheehan
11 years ago

I am proud to be a resident of the great state of Wyoming, and to uphold the values that have made our state into the wonderful place that it is. I hope you all remember that we live in the Equality State when it comes time to vote on this bill, and you stand up for religious freedom. Thank you for your service to the community of Wyoming! God bless you.

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Timothy Sheehan
11 years ago

No class of people deserve more protection than another class of people. People with

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Travis Dziad
11 years ago

Please do not pass Senate File 115. I truly do not believe it will protect my religious liberties. Thank you for all the work you do! God bless you.

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Marie Winker
11 years ago Featured

My daughter is a student at Wyoming Catholic College and this would have an adverse effect on the school. Please seek to have legislation that robustly protects religious liberties which this bill does not.

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Helen Freeh
11 years ago

I care and I vote. Please vote against Senate 115.

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Bridget Eames
11 years ago

This bill is an infringement on our religious freedom.

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Shaun McCarty
11 years ago

This bill is worrisome to me because it seems to be preparing for a major next step. Rather than addressing any immediate problem, it makes sexuality part of the definition of a person and the the language of "sexual orientation" and "gender identity" is vague enough to condone even extreme perversity as unharmful to society.

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Molly Waldham
11 years ago

Lets be a diverse community in all aspects.

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Owen M. Sweeney, Jr.
11 years ago

Director of Admissions, Wyoming Catholic College

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Alena Merimee
11 years ago Featured

As a student of Wyoming Catholic College, I am very disturbed that my religious beliefs and those of my colleagues and professors will be violated by this bill. While I believe that people of any sexual orientation should be able to find employment as easily as anyone else, this bill is completely unnecessary to ensure that that happens, and also does not give Catholic educational institutions the right not to hire someone that would teach in opposition to its core beliefs and standards.

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John Birbari
11 years ago Featured

This bill forces people to act contrary to their consciously held beliefs and should therefore, be defeated.

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Trevor Lontine
11 years ago Featured

This bill will create unnecessary regulation of business hiring practices and will effectively create a privileged working class, despite its claims to do exactly the opposite.

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Madelyn Klein
11 years ago

This is actually limiting our freedom and is against our conscience.

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Karl H Eby
11 years ago

Why are people defined by their "sexual orientation" and why does choosing something that is not the "norm" mean you get such special treatment?

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Peter Kwasniewski
11 years ago Featured

This bill is unquestionably a violation of the right of employers to hire in a manner consistent with their religious beliefs -- a right that has always been recognized and protected rather than compromised by the government.

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Tonya Lemoine
11 years ago

The rights of groups is not to be confused with the rights of individuals. This bill, and all similar legislation past and future, does not support rights of individuals.