Gay Marriage

‘Properties’ of Marriage

May 18, 2012

Marriage is always a great topic to visit in New Hampshire.  It irritates so many people on so many sides.  But if we ever put it to a vote of the people, New Hampshire would join the ranks of every other state to define “marriage” as a union between one man and one woman.  Which [ Read more ]

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He “Evolved”…

May 14, 2012

(H/T: Mac)

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See what happens when you let ‘the folk’ actually decide the big social issues?

May 8, 2012

Courts in multiple states have oft been the agency by which gay marriage has forced upon the residents of those states – the rest have been by Legislatures that oft have been bombarded by “gay money” advocacy groups as we saw here in NH. Let the people vote?  All the people – where the votes [ Read more ]

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Guest post by Peter Bearse, Ph.d: “On Gay Marriage”

March 28, 2012

“ON GAY “MARRIAGE” The issue of gay marriage is not a civil rights issue. The civil rights movement arose because of racial discrimination that blatantly foreclosed or limited black opportunities to obtain the basics of human sustenance, including education, housing, financing, employment, and fair pay for equal work. There is no comparison between the gay [ Read more ]

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So, gay activists, where do you think this will end up? You’ve started the snowball rolling down the hill…

March 24, 2012

(H/T: Karen) Suitable since the repeal of the gay marriage law failed here in NH. I take an old fashioned view of marriage – the traditional one-man-one-woman definition of such.  Two people, two genders. Now, there will be the h8 mail inbound, I’m sure – there was the last time I brought up the “slippery [ Read more ]

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GrokTV Event: Question and Answer at the Cornerstone Action / Dr. Jennifer Morse / “Traditional Marriage for NH”

March 16, 2012

Well, after Parts 1 and 2, 3 and 4 of Dr. Jennifer Roback Morse‘s (of the Ruth Institute) lecture on ““Making the case for Traditional Marriage for New Hampshire“, she said she would have a 20 minute Question and Answer period.  In fact, however, it went far longer than that and some interesting questions were [ Read more ]

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GrokTV Event: Cornerstone Action presents Dr. Jennifer Morse on Traditional Marriage for NH Part 3 & 4

March 16, 2012

Well, Dr. Jennifer (as we used to call her – she was a frequent guest of our’s on our Meet The New Press redio show a few years ago) wasn’t done with just Parts 1 and 2  – she had 2 more to go!  She goes into detail of comparing traditional marriage of one woman [ Read more ]

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Email Doodlings: HB437 – My take on repeal of gay marriage

February 28, 2012

On the same email thread that NH State Senator Ray White’s missive came from came this question: Not sure why we’re wasting time and political capital on this issue, this year (an election year for God’s sake)…with an almost 100% certainty of a Lynch veto and failure to override… At first blush, the intent behind [ Read more ]

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NH HB437 – Guest post by NH State Senator Ray White on the repeal of same-sex marriage

February 27, 2012

Guest post by NH State Senator Ray White on HB437 (the bill to repeal homosexual marriage here in NH): My email is running 10-1 against the marriage bill. When I get those emails, here is my response, which usually gets me a very ugly, hateful reply: “Unfortunately, I have to disagree with your email. I [ Read more ]

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CPAC: Chair, National Organization for Marriage, John Eastman

February 13, 2012

He reads some of the explicit testimony from Prop 8 proponents in how achieving gay marriage will radically change the institution of marriage to simply being a sexual choice between adults. Kids?  Not so much…. (H/T:  The Corner)

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Gay Weddings Debated. Why?

January 27, 2012

There’s nothing wrong with being gay. I have plenty of friends who are going to hell. —Stephen Colbert HB 1264, sponsored by Representatives Jerry Bergevin of Manchester and Frank Sapareto of Derry met with a firestorm of opposition from the Gay Community along with religious and civil rights groups mouthpieces. The Union Leader intriguingly, made this [ Read more ]

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JP Marzullo Comes Out of the Closet?

November 3, 2011

To be fair he may be an outstanding Republican by every other measure, and that’s great, but he’s clearly got a blind spot when it comes to this issue and the idea of rights, and it invalidates his entire testimony. He is emotionally compromised. So much so that he ignores the real problem. The push for “Gay marriage,” like most other Democrat campaigns, has nothing to do with the contractual union of two people who think they love each other.

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Maryland Can’t Pass Same Sex Marriage

March 11, 2011

Tim Gill won’t be happy. He and Political Outgiving have been pouring money into Maryland and the pockets of its governor, Martin O’Malley, O’Malley was one of Tim Gill’s special guests at last years secret gathering along with our own governor John Lynch. The goal was, as it was in New Hampshire, to buy up local politicians at the state house level and ensure the governor of finanaical support to pass same sex marriage.

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Why Just One?

December 1, 2010

Question: If refusing to let one man “marry” another man violates his or their ‘civil rights’ then why is it not a violation of said same civil rights to then refuse to let one or both of them marry a second, third or forth man?

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John Lynch Gets What’s Been Coming

August 30, 2010

Blogging can be a weird hobby.  You never know when something you’ve planted will grow and bear fruit.  But back on May 28th of 2010 I planted this seed. It was about Mr. Lynch going to the Political OutGiving conference. In the intervening months I planted a few more, here, and here, and here. There [ Read more ]

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Target (ing) Gaypocrisy

August 22, 2010

Target donated money to a pro business PAC, which donated money to a Minnesota Candidate that makes the Gay activists less than merry.  (Can’t exactly say less gay can I?).  And since the "x degrees of fiscal separation" rule is only relevant to anything to the right of Trotsky, the Gender Confusion Corps (pronounced "corpse") [ Read more ]

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Where Do We Draw The Line?

August 5, 2010

All you folks (regardless of your sexual disorientation) who’ve gone and gotten yourselves hitched by a JP or someone else who performs a legitimate civil union just got hosed by one federal judge in Northern California.  According to him, you’re not married.  That’s right, civil unions are not marriages. (That is to say, they are [ Read more ]

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Two Of A Kind

July 15, 2010

John Lynch has a lot in common with governor Chet Culver of Ohio.  Chet said he would protect marriage as between a man and a woman and then Chet got all squishy.  Then he stood by and let the courts define marriage for him. Want to know some other interesting coincidences?  Chet was receiving money from [ Read more ]

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Massachusetts Goes After DOMA

July 9, 2010

  The Union leader is reporting this morning that a US judge in Boston has found DOMA, the Federal Defense of Marriage Act, to be unconstitutional on the grounds that it prevents the state from administering federal aid to gay married couples.  His ruling only affects Massachusetts but clearly has broader implications. I both agree [ Read more ]

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John Lynch Goes Gay (Sort Of)

July 6, 2010

(Note: This was originally posted on May 28th at NH Insider. It is being re-posted here as an encore presentation, by request.)   John Lynch Goes Gay (Sort Of) The Ray and Kathy Show has this gag they do all the time where they complain about outside money or special interests on the right affecting [ Read more ]

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