Earlier this week, we told you about a FOX News report claiming that four prominent, conservative and religious groups met with the office staff of three "moderate" GOP Senators regarding the so-called Equality Act (H.R.5). Sources said the April meeting centered around crafting a "compromise" version of the anti-faith, pro-LGBTQ bill.
But the president for one of those groups, Tony Perkins of Family Research Council, insists FOX News got it wrong. He tweeted on Saturday:
Discussing the myriad of threats contained in the Equality Act (with) Senate staff isn’t the equivalent of crafting a compromise bill. There can be NO COMPROMISE on the 1st Amendment. It is for every American & cannot be limited to religious (organizations) or churches.
In a follow-up tweet one minute later, Perkins added:
The Equality Act contains threats to life, family, AND religious freedom. There is no way to fix this horrible bill.
To make his point, Perkins shared a link to Family Research Council's website. The article, How the "Equality Act" Is Actually Unequal, Unfair, and Unjust, is EXACTLY what you'd expect from a "research and educational organization" that "inform(s) the news media, the academic community, business leaders, and the general public about family issues that affect the nation from a biblical worldview."
Family Research Council knows how bad the so-called Equality Act is for religious liberty, women, girls, at-risk children, the unborn and people of faith. So do tens of millions of other Americans.
But RINO Senators reportedly are seeking "a suitable alternative" to the radical, pro-homosexual and pro-transgender legislation. According to FOX News sources, "squishy Republicans" could green-light passage of the dangerous, unAmerican bill -- only to have its religious protections "killed by the courts."
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P.S. Again, the "Equality" Act is the greatest threat to religious liberty that America has ever seen. If signed into law, H.R.5 will impact churches, religious organizations (including adoption and foster-care providers), Christian schools, colleges and universities, faith-based businesses, and the people of faith who work for them. Click here or on the banner below to instantly send your "Stop The 'Equality' Act!" faxes to Senators now:
Sources:
@tperkins (Twitter)
How the "Equality Act" Is Actually Unequal, Unfair, and Unjust (Family Research Council)
GOP senators asking religious groups to help craft Equality Act compromise, sources say (FOX News)
H.R.5 (Congress•gov)
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