The Salt Lake City council hasn’t even discussed a proposed anti-discrimination ordinance that would protect LGBT residents in the workplace yet. But as KCPW learned today, it’s likely that a state lawmaker will try to shoot it down. KCPW’s Jeff Robinson reports. Republican State Senator Chris Buttars, who has said publicly that he believes gay people have no morals, isn’t one to shy away from giving his opinion on gay-rights issues. He doesn’t believe discrimination actually occurs against LGBT Utahns, and doesn’t believe sexual orientation should be a protected class. So if Salt Lake City passes an anti-discrimination ordinance that would apply to sexual orientation, he plans to respond from the state Capitol.

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