Some religious leaders come out against Jindal's freedom to discriminate bill...

Some Louisiana religious leaders are taking a stand against a bill that would purportedly protect business owners from being penalized for their views on gay marriage, but which critics say is an anti-gay law disguised as religious liberty. Supporters of the Marriage and Conscience Act say it’s unlike the recent bills that sparked controversy in Arkansas and Indiana. Opponents say it would open the door to discrimination against same-sex couples should gay marriage become legal in Louisiana, which it will if the U.S. Supreme Court declares it a federal right.

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