More fallout from RFRA?

[TheCainer]

Who could have seen this coming?

But I thought he and Mike were on the same team.

 

[GMM]

Illinois governors

Based on recent history if we're doing the opposite of what they want we're on the right track.

 

[gr8indoorsman]

The article never mentioned RFRA, and specifically called out a "long running feud" between the two states with some notes from back in 2011. So no, it's not fallout from RFRA. The law was corrected; the crusade is over.

 

[qazplm]

I don't see it

Just seems to be two border states competing for economic advantage.

I think the RFRA didn't help Indiana in that regard as long as it wasn't changed, but otherwise, I don't see a link in this case.

 

[TheCainer]

Actually Channel 13 news in Indianapolis ran this story with the RFRA angle Tuesday night.

 

[BoilerTom90]

Have been so bad, the voters decided to try

a republican again. We'll see if Rauner can fix things, but this state is pretty messed up and corrupt.

 

[gr8indoorsman]

Originally posted by TheCainer:

Actually Channel 13 news in Indianapolis ran this story with the RFRA angle Tuesday night.

That doesn't change my opinion. It is pretty clearly unrelated, but good on WTHR for the last-ditch ratings grab with a dead/dying story.
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