And speaking of anti-LGBT branding by the Arkansas legislature, more is coming JASON RAPERT: No Dems need apply. SPEAKING OUT: The Human Rights Campaign. The legislature is to complete its work Monday and Tuesday and one piece of unfinished business is the adoption of a third constitutional amendment for the 2022 election ballot. Advertisement A proposal to kill initiated acts by the people and another to further increase legislative power over the governor have already been approved for the ballot. Heading to completion of a troika of terrible amendments is a proposal by it is nothing more than an effort to enshrine in the Constitution (where if the legislature is successful it couldn’t be changed except by a 60 percent vote and then only if organizers could overcome the impossible new ballot canvassing law) what is already statutory law in Arkansas. That is: You may cite your religion to justify discrimination against anyone. But this is particularly a product of the effort to protect discrimination in employment, housing and business services against people based on sexual orientation and gender identity.
Cam Edwards at our sister publication “It hasn’t happened yet, but my guess is that the Biden administration will turn its attention to gun control in earnest in the very near future; likely after a COVID-19 relief bill has been worked out. In the meantime, I wouldn’t be surprised if we saw the first few anti-gun executive actions this week as the administration seeks to reassure anti-gun activists that they’re still a valued part of Biden’s coalition.” There s a new administration being sworn in today that has a gun control agenda. I will continue supporting 2nd Amendment rights groups that fight anti-gun legislation. 2A4E Diversity Shoots will still educate, motivate and promote freedom for all. Join the us in the fight. pic.twitter.com/hjfeFQC8n2