Jindal: Corporations Should Be Careful Getting into Bed with Anti-Religion Activists

“We saw something very unusual in Indiana. We saw corporate America team up with the radical left to come after our religious liberty rights. Corporate America needs to be careful. The same radical left that doesn't want us to have religious liberty rights doesn't want us to have economic liberty rights. Reality is same radical left that doesn't want us to have religious liberty rights wants to tax and regulate these companies out of the existence. They think profit is a dirty word. 

Corporate America needs to be careful. I know that they think they succeeded in bullying  those leaders in Indiana. But I’ve got news for them. We’ve got legislation in Louisiana. We already got Religious Freedom act; we got legislation at this session to protect people of faith and of conciseness who have hold a traditional view of marriage and they might as well save their breath because corporate America is not going to bully the Governor of Louisiana when it comes a legislation (Applause)

They need to understand there is no freedom of speech or freedom of association without religious liberty. I reject this notion that in America it is impossible to have religious liberty and also to get rid of discrimination. The reality is we can do both. And the reality is this: the real discrimination that has been faced today are Christians, individuals, families and business owners. They shouldn't have to choose between operating their businesses and following their conciseness, their traditional views, their religious beliefs. When Hillary Clinton says, we have the freedom of religious expression, that’s not religious liberty. All she means is for a couple of hours a week we can say what we want [indecipherable] Religious liberty means we  to live our lives 24 hours a day, 7 days a week according to our faith, according to our conciseness."