Indiana Gov. Mike Pence signed into law, March 26, the Indiana Religious Freedom Restoration Act and the usual suspects that bow before the altar of political correctness howled. 
The White House said “it doesn’t seem like a step of equality and justice and liberty”.
The NCAA said it was “especially concerned”
The NBA also criticized it.
So what does this law do? It establishes a legal test for judges to use when deciding whether or not a government act goes too far in burdening someone’s exercise of religion.
Here is the text of the law which has generally been omitted from the media outrage.
The law is motivated by instances were religious business-owners were sued under anti-discrimination laws for being unwilling to espouse views praising homosexuality in violation of the tenets of their faith.
For those objecting to this law ask yourself if you would condemn a black baker for refusing to bake a cake for a KKK chapter that celebrated lynching. How about a gay caterer refusing to hang a sign saying “God hates gay” at a function for the Westboro Baptist Church?
Unfair discrimination is refusing to sell the kind of jelly doughnut just sold to the black guy to the gay guy next in line. It’s not refusing to make a special rainbow jelly doughnut for the gay guy.
For what it’s worth, Pennsylvania is among the 19 other states that have such a law. Kudos for us.
Religious Freedom Law Outrages Usual Suspects