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FMA fails in U.S. Senate
From the AP story: The Senate on Wednesday rejected a constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage, dealing an embarrassing defeat to President Bush and Republicans who hoped to use the measure to energize conservative voters on Election Day. Today’s vote … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, News
Tagged Constitution, Federal Marriage Amendment, Law, Marriage
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Constitution not meant for discrimination
Culpeper Star-Exponent April 15, 2006 By Tully Satre, Culpeper The 2006 General Assembly session sent a message to Virginia that the majority in our legislature want to step back in time. Issues of basic civil liberties joined transportation at the … Continue reading
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Tagged Constitution, Equality Fauquier/Culpeper, Letters, Marshall-Newman Amendment, Media
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Sign of the Times
We are fascinated by the idea suggested by the person this writer is responding to, that churches should keep their views on marriage “inside their church.” That’s not at all a bad idea. It’s a little late for that, though, … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy, Commentary
Tagged Civil rights, Constitution, Faith, Letters, Marriage, Marshall-Newman Amendment, Media
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Virginians Stand Up for Equality June 30
House Bill 751 to Prohibit Virginians from Entering into Contracts According to a Northern Virginia coalition of religious, civic and community organizations and businesses, there is cause to learn more about and speak out against legislation that came out of … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy, Press releases
Tagged “Affirmation of Marriage Act”, Constitution, HB 751
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Re: “Some plan protests of Virginia gay law”
Loudoun Easterner June 16, 2004 Regarding David Bradley’s June 9 article “Some plan protests of Virginia gay law”: Both the article and the bill’s patron, Del. Robert Marshall (R-13), have given the impression that HB 751, also known as the … Continue reading
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Tagged “Affirmation of Marriage Act”, Bob Marshall, Conservatism, Constitution, HB 751, Letters
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The Constitution Matters
The following is an op-ed submitted to local papers by the Loudoun Equality Action Project, the precursor to Equality Loudoun. Loudoun Equality Action Project members were present August 25 to observe the adoption by the LCRC of the “Resolution in … Continue reading
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Tagged Constitution, LCRC, Letters, Religious authoritarianism
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Constitution Abuse
In today’s Washington Post, a no less conservative commentator than Charles Krauthammer has weighed in on the wrongheadedness of the “Marriage Protection Act.” In A Ban We Don’t (Yet) Need, buried in the usual nonsensical complaints about “redefining marriage” (water … Continue reading →