Posted on 11/02/2006 4:36:14 PM PST by brooklinema
Next week, just two days after an election in which voters will select a new governor, lieutenant governor and attorney general, and cast ballots in dozens of house and senate district races, lawmakers will gather for a resumption of the constitutional convention (ConCon) that was recessed on July 12. The only item on the agenda that anyone truly cares about is one that seeks to amend the state constitution in order to prohibit lesbian and gay couples from marrying.
... the only honorable way to deal with this amendment is by killing it. We don’t care how it’s done: Vote it down, adjourn the ConCon, fail to make a quorum. Whatever. Just make this thing go away. Lawmakers owe the LGBT community nothing less.
Through organized groups like MassEquality, the Freedom to Marry Coalition and the Massachusetts Gay and Lesbian Political Caucus, LGBT people have volunteered for your political campaigns. We have raised close to a million dollars for you. We have urged our friends to vote for you.
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(Excerpt) Read more at baywindows.com ...
They know they can't win.No,not even the voters of Massachusetts would vote in favor of homosexual "marriage"
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