Posted on 10/24/2006 1:43:58 PM PDT by rface
URGENT BULLETIN: The New Jersey Supreme Court will hand down its ruling in the marriage equality case Wednesday, October 25, 2006 at 3:00 pm. THIS SUPERCEDES THE COURT'S EARLIER ANNOUNCEMENT THAT THERE WOULD BE NO DECISIONS COMING DOWN ON WEDNESDAY. The Court will post the decision at http://www.judiciary.state.nj.us/opinions/index.htm
Please attend Garden State Equality's statewide rally for marriage equality Wednesday night at 7:00 pm, Unitarian Church of Montclair, 67 Church Street, downtown Montclair. The rally supercedes any other event we have e-mailed you about.
Right now please call as many people as you can, and please forward this e-mail to every New Jersey resident whose e-mail you have, to get them to Wednesday night's 7:00 pm rally.
This e-mail must spread like instant wildfire to get people to Wednesday night's 7 :oo pm rally on such short notice.
COME TO WEDNESDAY NIGHT'S 7:00 pm RALLY WHETHER OUR SIDE WINS OR LOSES THE CASE. Should our side win, you'll tell the State Legislature to leave the decision alone. Should our side lose, you'll tell the State Legislature to work on a Constitutional Amendment to protect Marriage.
Either way, our fight continues, our work continues -- we must send an unmistakable signal to the world! Please attend Garden State Equality's statewide rally for marriage Wednesday night at 7:00 pm, Unitarian Church of Montclair, 67 Church Street, downtown Montclair.
For further information: Steven Goldstein with Garden State Equality, Goldstein@GardenStateEquality.org or cell (917)449-8918
The pro-life, pro-family movement in New Jersey will be outraged by this. There is one person who is the appropriate target for this anger:
Bob Menendez. The best way conservaties in NJ can protest this ruling is to vote Republican.
I read that the RNC is pondering about dumping in $5 million to help Kean.
I wonder if all those RATS blasting Foley will condemn the Jersey ruling.
"I read that the RNC is pondering about dumping in $5 million to help Kean."
Do you have a link to the article you found that in?
From National Review's Sixers:
Two independent sources tell the Hotline that the National Republican Senatorial Committee has decided to spend as much as $5 million between Friday and November 7 in a last ditch effort to dislodge Democratic incumbent Bob Menendez from office.
Didn't happen in Massachusetts.
(((Hugs))) for you too, Fatima. May the Lord give you the gift of His peace. You've been through so much this year.
(((Hugs))) My real Coleus.
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