By ERIN BECK
The Register-Herald
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Less than a month before a representative of an anti-Muslim group set up a display Friday in the West Virginia Capitol, three local leaders from the major Western religions — Judaism, Islam and Christianity — sat together in a committee room at that Capitol in opposition to a bill.
The Capitol building was heated on Friday. A woman from an anti-Muslim organization set up a display, with a poster suggesting that a Minnesota Congresswoman who came to the country as a refugee shouldn’t be serving. A Marion County delegate kicked open a door, injuring a doorkeeper. A sergeant at arms resigned, after another delegate accused her of saying “all Muslims are terrorists.”
But things have been headed this way for quite a while.
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