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ELLIS: The Three Most Disturbing Aspects Of Colorado Gov’s Masterpiece Cakeshop Interview

Jenna Ellis

In case you missed it in all the coverage of Colorado’s latest attack on religious freedom, Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper (D) was interviewed by NPR last week, following the Colorado Civil Rights Commission allowing a likely set-up claim of discrimination to move forward again against cake baker Jack Phillips. The Alliance Defending Freedom filed a federal lawsuit to protect Phillips from the continued hostility of the Commission, and Hickenlooper is a named defendant.

Here are the three most disturbing aspects of Gov. Hickenlooper’s interview with NPR (the full audio can be heard here on Colorado Public Radio, with the relevant portion beginning 11 minutes into the program):

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