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April 2, 2015
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This week, we give you the straight pepperoni on the Religious Freedom Restoration Act fight in Indiana and as expected, the podcast mirrors real life (or at least real life on Ricochet). Then, former HP CEO and current 90% decided Presidential candidate Carly Fiorina joins to discuss why she's the best person to beat Hillary, why she won't fall into the same CEO trap that Mitt Romney found himself in, and why printer ink is so darn expensive (Thanks, @Lileks!).

Then, our good pal Andrew Ferguson joins from The Weekly Standard to discuss his must read profile of Jeb Bush, and his impressions of the other candidates in the field (he's met them all). Also, will a dog allergy kill Scott Walker's chances to win the White House? A Ricochet Podcast Investigation ® settles the matter. Finally, the curious case of new Daily Show host Trevor Noah -- are his jokes off color or just not funny? We give our take -- what's yours?

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    Basil Fawlty@BasilFawlty·11y
    Well, now we know why Fred thought it was OK to cite the character assassins at Advocate.com in the Daily Shot.
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    EJHill@EJHill·11y
    Peter Robinson is my hero.
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    Nick Stuart@NickStuart·11y

    The young lady at Memories Pizza was literally minding her own business when a reporter walked in, shoved a microphone in her face, and asked a question she was clearly unprepared to give the exactly prescribed acceptable answer to.

    Memories Pizza didn't make a claim of victim status. They were inundated by death threats, had their website hacked, their Yelp review status trashed by people who've never been customers. They've been forced to close the business and literally go into hiding.

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    What's disingenuous is the suggestion (albeit probably unintentional) that what's happened to Memories Pizza is "murky."

    Maybe some of the people surrounding Pence when he signed Indiana's RFRA are unappealing. But shouldn't the issue be the plain text of the law, which only requires that the state have a compelling interest and use the least restrictive means of attaining it. Which only gives the person a defense in court, which the judge and jury may or may not accept?

    Can Rob give us examples of gay persons who've been harmed by RFRAs?

    There are numerous examples of people who have been harmed by the state for their opposition to serving SSM (here in the United States):

    A couple fined $13,000 for refusing to host a SSM on their property

    Ordained ministers being threatened with jail time if they don't perform SSMs

    And while Vanderbilt is a private institution, here's an example of what's happening on college campuses all over the country:

    Christian student groups are kicked off campus for requiring their leaders (their leaders) to affirm a traditional Christian statement of faith.

    It's quite an extensive list. There's this new-fangled thing Rob may have heard of, the "Internet" which has something called "search engines." Rob might want to give it a try to inform himself about the very real sanctions (by state and private actors) to which Christians who object to being made to service SSM are being subjected.

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    Hartmann von Aue@HartmannvonAue·11y
    Minor correction: Mitt Romney fought exactly once. In Colorado. And he decimated Barack Obama- by the lights of die-hard-Obama Supporters, even (remember the wailing and gnashing of teeth on MSNBC). Then he backed off. And at that point handed the election to Obama.
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    Blondie@Blondie·11y
    Andy needs to get out of D.C. if he thinks we aren't pick-up country. Come on down here to North Carolina and I can introduce you to pick-up country.
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