The good news is a woman charged with beating a transgender woman will be sentenced to prison, likely 5 years. It is a conviction under assault and hate crimes laws. It begs a question Why is it in Maryland 1st degree assault and a hate crime gets only 5 years? The silly news is that [...]
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Update: Former Secretary of Education Bennett wrote this fine article on the subject. It coincides well with mine. Unless you were in a media blackout this weekend, you know pop singer Amy Winehouse died this weekend. Friends claim it was an overdose from a deadly cocktail of alcohol and drugs. Her mother has said for [...]
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Chairman Urquhart of the Sussex County GOP Committee released a statement today titled, “Why Ban The Faith That Gave Us Freedom?” The “radical transformers” seem bent on stamping out cherished and vital traditions. Having tried to expunge “Easter,” they’re now attacking prayer before Sussex County Council meetings. All that’s left is attempting to force the [...]
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My name is Donald Ayotte and if elected to the position of Vice Chairman of the Republican Party, I will work hard and intelligently every day to build and unify the party into a cohesive machine that will win elections for good and qualified republican candidates from the northern end of the state to the [...]
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Science and Religion agree that a mother and father are the best arraignment for children. Sadly, the new civil union law, which like Delaware amends the definition of the family is erupting in controversy. It is forcing Faith based organizations to adopt to gays couples. We all know that sometimes the ideal situation is not available. [...]
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SB 30 passed yesterday. Missing from the argument was an emphasis on its redefining of the family. Senator Venables did expose the marriage agenda with his amendment number 1. It would have allowed people who are not in a sexual relationship like a couple of sisters who share a household to have the same privileges. [...]
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If you take the time to read Senate Bill 30, you will see that it amends several sections of Delaware law pertaining to the definition of family. Its advocates say that it does not change the definition of marriage, but it undeniably reshapes the legal status of the family. SB 30 bestows the rights of [...]
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GOProud is a gay conservative organization. It had a booth last year at C-PAC. This year it became a participating organization involved with planning. The result has been boycotts by several organizations. It appears it is not just the GOP which has internal struggle. The movement itself does. I am not sure of the motivation [...]
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The U. S. Conference of Catholic Bishops seem to have the same feelings the rank file displayed in the recent election. Catholic voters went Republican. The election of Archbishop Timothy Dolan over his more liberal counter part will hearten cultural conservatives of any faith. Archbishop Dolan was an original partner with Chuck Colson in the [...]
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Social networking sites seem to be the wave of the future. Twitter, MySpace, andFacebook are used on most computers and cell phones for instantaneous updates on friend’s actions and updates. It’s possible to keep in touch with many acquaintances and well as meet people throughout the country who have the same ideals with a few clicks from [...]
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The results of the referenda in liberal Washington and Maine would suggest so. Marriage is more popular than limiting government spending. Civil Unions bearly squeaked by in WA and Traditional Marriage won in Maine. President Obama is not hesitant to take propose a four fold increase in the deficit, but realizes repealing Don’t Ask Don’t [...]
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Now is the time to stand up for traditional marriage in your states. The lame duck session may bring up same sex marriage in New Jersey and Governor Patterson is going to try to call a special session in New York. If you want reasons to support traditional marriage, read one of the old posts. [...]
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In Maine for the thirty-first time homosexual marriage has been rejected by the voters. This has happened every single time that the issue has been put to a popular vote in thirty-one states. This is the first time that a law passed in a legislature has been repealed by the people. Other such laws were enacted [...]
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The legislature foisted same sex marriage on the voters of Maine as part of the 6 for 6 campaign. PPP shows a majority of it’s voters are not enthused and the traditional marriage measure may have majority support. Tabor, the tax and spending limitation, looks a bit in trouble. You got it even before real [...]
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Posted in Social Conservatives on Jun 24th, 2009
Near Live UPDATE in Comment Section: Final Passage 14-5. Amendments had 12 opposed. As I heard it might be, the bill was rushed over to the house and passed. Today, I expect Senate Bill 121 (Gay Rights) to pass the state senate. The question is will adequate protections for religious organizations and convictions be included? [...]
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Posted in Social Conservatives on Jun 17th, 2009
The President took a baby step toward giving benefits to gay couples. I have no objection to interpreting the family leave act to allow gay couples to take care of their partners. One has to wonder why leave out other unmarried couples? What is the legal basis? The problem occurs with the statements that this [...]
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Posted in Social Conservatives on May 28th, 2009
The issue of Same Sex Marriage brought out a crowd even larger than the Comprehensive plan. People were not in agreement with the notion that our city should push for marriages of people who by definition can’t be marriage partners. Some opponents seemed a little over the top. “This world is on its way to [...]
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Senator Adams understood that imposing needless regulation on business in this economy is unwise and so did 3 other senators. HB 5, the Lawyers Right to Sue More, bill went down to defeat after a fair vote and an open public hearing today. The defeat of HB 5 in a public vote undermines the whine [...]
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There are two bills stirring some measure of controversy in the General Assembly right now. One shouldn’t be controversial at all, Senate Bill 27 which is the Marriage Protection Act. The other is House Bill 5 which is the non discrimination based on Sexual Orientation. Both bills seem to be on the fast track for [...]
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Posted in Social Conservatives on Mar 23rd, 2009
UPDATE: Marriage Protection Act wins support in committee. Victory in Phase 1. Phase 2 Thursday. All right thinking individuals are invited to Legislative Hall at 1 pm Thursday for a rally. I supported the current law in Delaware which clarified that marriages recognized in our state are exclusively between a man and a woman. Now [...]
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Warning: What you are about to read is not PC. It could result in exploding suppositions. Yes, there are pants of panic from a new UN study which says that the global population will soar to 9 billion by 2050. I say great. That’s more people we can teach the Gospel to. (I had to [...]
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Posted in Social Conservatives, Stuff on Nov 13th, 2008
The Gay movement and the Christian right seem in perpetual conflict. I wonder if that is necessary. I am a Conservative Christian. I believe the Bible is the Revealed Word of God and the rule for faith and life. I find that as debatable as the fact that the sun shines on cloudless days. God is [...]
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Marriage started as an institution to bond the sexes. A renegade court tried to change it and in spite of bullies and politically correct mobs, the voters stood strong. Some extremists would like to turn CA into third world mobocracy. The mob leaders form an enemies list and instead of accepting defeat, they target those [...]
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