Freepers are predictably losing their shit over Gov. Deal vetoing the pro-discrimination law in Georgia:

Trading your constitutional birthright for another Super Bowl.
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Nathan Deal is a Pinhead, and Still a Democrat… Of course most of the GOP in Georgia are Democrats in different cloth…
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Deal is the quintessential RINO, was a Democrat congressman until about 1994. Now he’s in the pocket of the Chamber of Commerce.
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Deal was placed into power by the very elites in corporate Atlanta he is bowing down to now. That is why having a presidential candidate owned by major financial, business or labor union interests is so dangerous. It is not the will of the people or the good of the people that is considered just the good of the money flow for the politician.

This is one of the major reasons I support Trump.
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I had hoped Georgia would remain resistant to the abuse that is thrown upon Christians for standing up for their belief. Sadly it seems the world has decided to eliminate Christianity, the one best hope for humanity, in favor of chaos.
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So, persecution of Christians is acceptable? The world is truly upside down right now…
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Coward. If this bill was like others the protection for faithful believers wanting to conduct business according to their conscience was actually very narrow. But the usual whingers and liars and perverts have become experts at propaganda.
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I truly want to see nothing less than the total death and obliteration of the GOP at this point.
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Very sad that the people of Georgia would elect so intellectually confused a Governor.

The “broad protection of the First Amendment,” by its explicit terms, forbids Congress from interfering with establishments of religion. It does not prevent a State from securing the religious freedom of its citizens. It certainly was never intended to force anyone to do business with someone they deemed morally reprehensible.

As for “discrimination?” Governor Deal is totally clueless. The right to discriminate—that is the right to make decisions based upon one’s values and preferences—goes to the very essence of personal freedom. Every voluntary choice between alternatives that a free man or women makes is a discriminating act.

My intention is not to pick on the Governor. But it is absolutely pathetic that one in so high an office appears so utterly unaware of what is really involved in a contemporary issue. We are going to lose more and more of our freedom to make our own decisions in our own lives, unless we stop allowing “politically correct” bullies to intimidate those who should have the character to defend the liberty they were sworn to uphold.
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GOP is not much different than Dems on gay crap

It’s a tool of the left like black crap is

He was I’m sure under withering business pressure and Georgia has a lot of business

Can legislature override?

This is second or third GOP governor to do this I think no?