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Same-Sex Marriage Bill Advances as Republicans Warn of Endless Litigation Against Faith-Based Groups - Vimarsana News

Same-Sex Marriage Bill Advances as Republicans Warn of Endless Litigation Against Faith-Based Groups

Congress is one step closer to giving federal protections to same-sex marriage. In a key vote last night, the bill gained the support of enough senators to clear a filibuster. A final vote in the Senate is expected today.

Source: cbn.com
Respect For Marriage Act: An Imprudent Compromise - The American Conservative - Vimarsana News

Respect For Marriage Act: An Imprudent Compromise - The American Conservative

I'm not against a religious liberty/gay marriage legislative compromise. But the RFMA gives believers little

Experts Say Churches, Faith-Based Social Service Agencies and Businesses Threatened by 'Respect for Marriage' Act - Vimarsana News

Experts Say Churches, Faith-Based Social Service Agencies and Businesses Threatened by 'Respect for Marriage' Act

Multiple provisions of the Respect for Marriage Act the Senate is expected to approve after Thanksgiving threaten thousands ...

House eliminates faith-based groups' protections - Vimarsana News

House eliminates faith-based groups' protections

The world’s largest legal organization committed to defending Americans' most cherished liberties is encouraging the Senate to retain long-standing language involving faith-based organizations.

Source: afn.net
Equality Act clearly not 'bipartisan' – but certainly unfair, says attorney - Vimarsana News

Equality Act clearly not 'bipartisan' – but certainly unfair, says attorney

President Joe Biden made another push this week for Congress to pass the Equality Act, but not everyone thinks it's as bipartisan as the president wants people to believe.

Source: afn.net