Hansen Wendlandt: Romney and Lee can balance religious freedom with LGBTQ acceptance

Oct 08, 2021 View Original Article
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56% : Their major disagreement involves balancing the urgent need to protect LGBTQ people with our fundamental respect for religious freedom.
38% : Elders often have to re-closet themselves, with nearly half of same-sex couples reporting discrimination in seeking senior housing.
22% : Romney and Lee can look to the 21 states with laws prohibiting anti-LGBTQ discrimination as examples of a path forward without compromising religious freedoms in the least.

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