Religious Freedom Rally at Wyoming Capital

Taylor Haynes talks about his dissatisfaction with President Obama's mandates during the last four years June 8 at the Wyoming Capital Building. Dominic Benintende/Wyoming Tribune Eagle

Marianne Mastropolo's rosary swings during a religious-freedom demonstration June 8 at the Wyoming Capital building. Dominic Benintende/Wyoming Tribune Eagle

From left, Celeste L'Eveque, Kenya Haynes, and Daphne Ramey sing a religious song together during a religious-freedom demonstration June 8 at the Wyoming Capital building. Dominic Benintende/Wyoming Tribune Eagle

From left, Kenya Haynes and Celeste L'Eveque hold on to each other during a religious-freedom demonstration June 8 at the Wyoming Capital building. Dominic Benintende/Wyoming Tribune Eagle

Isaac Phillips and his sister Elizabeth stand curbside with signs, trying to get the attention of passing drivers June 8 at the Wyoming Capital building. Their mother Dawn Phillips said they were at the religious-freedom demonstration to stand up for, "everyone's right to express their religious beliefs freely in the marketplace and their homes." Dominic Benintende/Wyoming Tribune Eagle

Deacon Vernon Dobelmann leads a group in prayer June 8 at the Wyoming Capital building as part of a religious-freedom demonstration. Dominic Benintende/Wyoming Tribune Eagle

Mike Pyatt, of Glenrock, Wyo., stretches his hand while praying June 8 at the Wyoming Capital building during a religious-freedom demonstration. Pyatt said the demonstration gave him "the opportunity to let legislators know that religious freedoms will not be nullified." Dominic Benintende/Wyoming Tribune Eagle

Trustin Hasenauer bows his head during a group prayer June 8 at the Wyoming Capital building. Dominic Benintende/Wyoming Tribune Eagle

John Eleshuk sings "Amazing Grace," along with a crowd of demonstrators June 8 at the Wyoming Capital building. Dominic Benintende/Wyoming Tribune Eagle

Sam Gensel bows his head during a group prayer June 8 at the Wyoming Capital building. Gensel said he is tired of President Obama and the Democratic party, "stepping all over religious freedoms." Dominic Benintende/Wyoming Tribune Eagle

Demonstrators stand and listen to a speaker during a religious-freedom rally June 8 at the Wyoming Capital building. Dominic Benintende/Wyoming Tribune Eagle