Gov. Mike Pence Backpedals to “Try” and Include Our People

We’ve all heard about the controversial “religious freedom” law in Indiana, right? Good, because if you haven’t it’s because you’re oblivious to all forms of internet or social media. Which is okay, but still.

It seems after all the backlash coming his way, Gov. Mike Pence is trying really hard to fix/reverse/edit his mistake. This Tuesday, Pence tried to pass legislation to clarify the law and even went as far as saying, the law “does not give anyone a license to deny services to gay and lesbian couples.”

Hmm? Interesting. The proposed amendment explicitly “exempts churches or other nonprofit religious organizations—including affiliated schools.”

Pence continues to blame the media for misconceptions, but also continues to defend the law and refuses to make the fix that many critics of the law have demanded: A statewide ban on discrimination based on sexual orientation.

Now the questions remain: How can this be fixed? Or can it? And is boycotting Indiana the answer?