ATLANTA — The divide within the Georgia Republican Party on a religious free measure came into clear focus at a March rally opposing the bill. "I will not let a small minority of vocal legislators hijack my state," David Bachman told the crowd outside the Georgia Capitol. Bachman is a 26-year-old gay man who owns a tie-making company and has been involved with Republican campaigns since high school, personifying the split between his party's business wing and religious backers.
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