Mormon church in talks on statewide law to protect gays from bias

Gay rights » After months of discussion, sources say parties are close to agreement on legislation.

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Whatever the final bill looks like, Mero said his group will fight against it.

"We’ve opposed [the anti-discrimination law] since the beginning and we’re going to oppose it," he said. "It would be unfortunate to create a war among friends, but that’s exactly what will happen."

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