Dear Friends of Marriage,
Bishop Harry Jackson and Stand for Marriage DC.com called a rally for marriage in the nation's capital this past Sunday. DC City Council members are threatening to enact a gay marriage bill, even though the majority of DC voters don't support it, claiming that "civil rights" requires it. Read More
Dear Friends of Marriage,
Let me start by saying, "Thank you." I don't say this often enough--but from the bottom of my heart, thank you.
A great big thank-you especially to the thousands of you in New Jersey who have responded to NOM's Call to Marriage. Gay-marriage advocates keep saying nobody really cares about this issue but them. But in New Jersey, a blue state, we are generating a tidal wave of calls--more than 1000 per senate district, from people who, like you, are fed up with politicians who ignore our voices and our values!
Thank you! Read More
Dear Friends of Marriage,
Everyone keeps asking me about Maine.
Here's the great news: StandforMarriageMaine.com (the Yes on One folks) have a new campaign ad so effective that National Public Radio doesn't want you to see it!
It's an ad featuring an NPR news interview from 2004 with a pro-gay marriage Massachusetts public school teacher. In the interview, the teacher describes in great (and warning: occasionally graphic) detail how her teaching changed once gay marriage became the law. "Give me a break" she says, "it's legal now." Read More
Dear Friends of Marriage,
Join us this Sunday, October 25th, as we gather to protect marriage in the nation's capital! With the DC City Council threatening to impose same-sex marriage throughout the District, DC residents are gathering together to demand that their voice be heard and their right to vote not be taken away. Read More
Dear Friends of Marriage,
Something fascinating just happened in Iowa: The president of the Iowa-Nebraska NAACP just refused to endorse Iowa's Democratic Gov. Chet Culver, instead throwing his support to one of the six GOP candidates for governor.
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Friends,
Let me be direct: Unless we act now, marriage will be redefined in Maine. Never before have voters had the chance to directly overturn the legislative enactment of same-sex marriage in any state in the country. If we lose marriage in Maine, we risk losing marriage everywhere. Read More
Dear Friends of Marriage,
You may have heard: A gay marriage bill was introduced this week in the DC City Council.
Oh, and guess what? Robert Kabel, the chairman of the DC Republican Committee, immediately issued a statement endorsing gay marriage. Like I told the press, this is a PR fantasy, part of an ongoing attempt to conjure up a "bipartisan" consensus on gay marriage when frankly there isn't even a partisan consensus on gay marriage. Read More
Brian Brown with the National Organization for Marriage spoke to CBN News about how the legal battle over gay marriage could affect the rest of the country. Watch it here.
Video Clip of Brian discussing the DC marriage bill that was introduced on Tuesday
10/7/09
News Channel 8, Washington DC
Dear Friends of Marriage,
Let's talk Corzine for a minute.
Gov. Corzine has made it clear that gay marriage is one of his top priorities--but only to his "base." Privately, he is pushing for a vote on gay marriage in the lame duck session. The reason he's pushing for gay marriage in the lame-duck is that he wants the vote as far away from an election as possible. Read More
Dear Friends of Marriage,
I don't often do this. But let me brag about Maggie. No--let me quote Austin Ruse bragging about Maggie.
Some of you may know Austin Ruse, who is himself a great Christian hero, a tireless and effective defender of the culture of life at the United Nations (talk about a flinty soil!) and other international organizations. Austin heads up the Catholic Family and Human Rights Institute (C-FAM), a research institute focusing exclusively on international social policy. Read More
