Wrong. It just got beat back in the blue state of Illinois. What same-sex marriage advocates won in the Illinois Senate on Valentine’s Day 2013 was just reversed. After weeks and months of hard work to accomplish what should have been … Continue reading
Melanie Phillips points to Obama’s agenda to increase the power of the state over the citizen at home, and to neutralise American power abroad. Then she nails Romney’s loss to his failure to understand any of this, to confront it and tell … Continue reading
Federal District Judge Alan Kay for the District of …(you won’t believe this)…Hawaii says there is no Constitutional right to gay marriage. The issue is governed by the 1972 summary decision in Baker v. Nelson, [gay marriage presents no substantial Federal … Continue reading
Boston Mayor vows to keep Chick-Fil-A out of city by denying the fast food restaurant a business license because its CEO supports Christian family values and just might also be against gay marriage. I used to think we didn’t have a … Continue reading
Letter to the editor of the Springfield (Missouri) News-Leader: I have given much thought to Richard Stoecker’s letter (“Vote for Mormon against beliefs,” June 15). I am also a Christian and differ with the Mormon religion. But I think any … Continue reading
Indiana sent RINO Republican Senator Richard Lugar back to his home in Washington DC last night and nominated Tea Party candidate Richard Mourdock to be the Republican candidate for U.S. Senate in November. Lugar has been in the Senate representing … Continue reading
Lee Harris at The American, Explaining the Santorum Surprise: In the upcoming presidential primaries, those who cast their votes for Rick Santorum will not just be picking a candidate for the nomination of the Republican Party, they will be picking … Continue reading
Gay Marriage suffers another defeat. The Hawaii legislature tables a proposed “civil union” law, effectively killing it. Gay Marriage is not doing well in blue states lately. Two previous posts on this blog reported the defeat of gay marriage in … Continue reading
Vote was 20-14. Story here. Gay activists were pushing to get it through before Chris Christie takes over as governor because he has vowed to veto any gay marriage bill. Looks like it didn’t matter. This issue was also defeated … Continue reading
When you are a New York State Senator (Thomas Duane) and one of your colleagues (Sen. Ruth Hassel-Thompson) supports your bill you have to show your gratitude…I guess. But the bill to establish gay marriage in New York went down … Continue reading