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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsIL S.B. 10 (The Relgious Freedom and Marriage Fairness Act) will be voted on TODAY!
It is on today's calendar. As an Illinoisan with a wedding planned for this September, I am very excited
about this and HOPING we get the 60 votes needed to pass.
more info here:
http://www.johnmbecker.com/2013/05/31/il-marriage-equality-bill-on-todays-house-calendar/
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IL S.B. 10 (The Relgious Freedom and Marriage Fairness Act) will be voted on TODAY! (Original Post)
bushisanidiot
May 2013
OP
I'm curious about that bill title - usually religious freedom in this context refers to
el_bryanto
May 2013
#1
Well that's an unusually accurate way to use it in this climate. Good on them. nt
el_bryanto
May 2013
#3
el_bryanto
(11,804 posts)1. I'm curious about that bill title - usually religious freedom in this context refers to
the right of religious people not to be offended by Gay marriage (which shouldn't actually be a right, but there you go).
Bryant
Drale
(7,932 posts)2. They are using it in the context
of the constitution, freedom to believe what ever you want but that your not allowed to force your views on other people.
el_bryanto
(11,804 posts)3. Well that's an unusually accurate way to use it in this climate. Good on them. nt
MineralMan
(146,288 posts)4. I hope they pass it.
As I understand, it has already passed the IL Senate, and the Governor plans to sign the bill if it passes the House.
Any idea when they'll actually take the vote?
IL could become #13 today!