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We have a winner
This may well be premature, but the award for Best Subject Line in the category Histrionic Email Blast in the wake of the grand-slam Prop 8 victory (ruling here) goes to Brian S. Brown of NOM: “Federal Judge Rules Marriage … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, News
Tagged Anti-gay industry, Chuck Colson, Civil rights, Constitution, Law, Marriage, NOM, Prop 8, Reality-based world
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With friends like these…
The governor’s clarification amounted to “a public spanking of Cuccinelli,” a state political analyst who preferred to remain anonymous told Time magazine. “The back and forth came after more than 1,500 students and supporters rallied Wednesday at Virginia Commonwealth University … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, News
Tagged Bob Marshall, Bob McDonnell, Christianism, Constitution, Ken Cuccinelli, Law, Legislation, Loudoun EEOS, Michael Farris, Patrick Henry College, Schools, Virginia, Youth
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Virginia: A very ‘special right’ to ignore the Fourteenth Amendment?
The Loudoun Times-Mirror has an article this morning linking the AG’s letter to university presidents to his anticipated opinion on the authority of our own board to update Loudoun’s Equal Employment Opportunity statement. Once again, it’s necessary to point out … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, News
Tagged Bob Marshall, Constitution, Ken Cuccinelli, Law, Loudoun EEOS, Schools, Virginia, Youth
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Activist AGs Gone Wild!
It shouldn’t have come as a surprise that our new Attorney General was going to be an unrepentant activist, after stating on the record that he intended to “transform” the office as a “platform for long-term reform.” What did everyone … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy, Commentary, News
Tagged Constitution, Discrimination, Equality Virginia, Ken Cuccinelli, Law, Legislation, Loudoun EEOS, Schools, Virginia
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Unanimous in Iowa: Marriage is a civil right
The Iowa Supreme Court this morning unanimously upheld gays’ right to marry. “The Iowa statute limiting civil marriage to a union between a man and a woman violates the equal protection clause of the Iowa Constitution,” the justices said in … Continue reading
Mitch Turner Googles himself, dislikes result
Several months ago, I published a link to a particularly wacky letter to the editor written by a spokesman for the Constitution Party of Virginia. That person, Mitch Turner of Hamilton, has apparently stumbled across that post, and is unhappy … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, News
Tagged Christianism, Civil rights, Constitution, Discrimination, Politics, Religious authoritarianism
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The Cooch made him do it
We pointed it out here in the context of the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors action adding “sexual orientation” and “gender identity” to the County’s employment nondiscrimination policy, but in light of the ruling that found Prop 8 unconstitutional, it’s … Continue reading →