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Subject: Re: help wanted
I don’t think Title VII does the work here — the undue hardship standard is so
de minimis as to be illusory in most cases where it would matter.
On Feb 22, 2016, at 1:51 PM, Greg Hamilton
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From my vantage point in introducing, shepherding and helping to pass Idaho’s
Free Exercise of Religion Act of 2000, and in failing with both Alaska and
Oregon state Religious Freedom Restoration Act efforts over an 18-year period
since 1998 is mostly a political one, albeit a constitutional
Marty, I believe you are right. Justice O'Connor's separate concurring opinion
in Mitchell v. Helms challenged Justice Thomas's attempt to entirely rid the
High Court of the doctrine of neutrality, which increasingly seems at risk
today. Non-monitary material aid versus monitory aid has been,
...and Alan has been championing this bill on the spot at the Arizona capitol.
Sigh. I have fought him over it when he tried to push me into supporting the
Idaho bill which was just as egregious as the Arizona bill, but perhaps more
targeted.
Gregory W. Hamilton, President
Northwest Religious
Then that would settle the matter.
Gregory W. Hamilton, President
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