Indiana’s Religious ‘Anti-Gay’ Law That Wasn’t

You've probably heard by now about Indiana's horrible new anti-gay law.
W. James Antle III is managing editor of The Daily Caller and author of Devouring Freedom: Can Big Government Ever Be Stopped?
You've probably heard by now about Indiana's horrible new anti-gay law.
Harry Reid is retiring from the Senate after the 2016 elections. The Senate Democratic leader has already retired from the pro-life cause.
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Ever get the feeling that everyone's hand is in your pocket? Jay Cost says you're right.
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