Campaign Goes After Opponents of Gay Marriage

The New York Times ^ | February 24, 2010 | Jeremy W Peters

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ALBANY — Angered by the defeat last year of a bill that would have allowed same-sex couples to marry, a group of well-financed gay rights advocates has started a political action committee to take aim at state senators who have opposed same-sex marriage.

In total, the political action committee, called Fight Back New York, is prepared to raise and spend in the high six figures range in the State Senate races this year, according to people involved with the committee.

Financing and organization will come, in part, from some of the most politically sophisticated and financially powerful gay rights advocates in the country.

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Tim Gill, a philanthropist and former software developer who has backed many gay rights initiatives nationwide, is a major player, along with some of his top associates and donors to his causes.

“Politicians who deny gays and lesbians basic equality should be thrown out of office, starting with convicted criminal Hiram Monserrate,” said Bill Smith, an adviser to the committee and deputy executive director of the Gill Action Fund,

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Code pink alert!

[HiTech RedNeck]

I think they want to do something else with the back of New York.

[TruthHound]

“I do not support gay marriage. Marriage has religious and social connotations, and I consider marriage to be between a man and a woman.” —Barack Hussein Øbama

GO GET HIM, GIRLS!

[HiTech RedNeck]

That’s what the Bummer stood for before he stood for whatever it was he stood for before what he stands for now....

[Steelers6]

Well they won’t be going after Dede Scozzafava will they. A Republican who endorses Dems and Homosexual Knot Tying they can count on.

[Fido969]

Gay marriage is not a popular item. The conservatives need to tie the supporters of gay marriage to their position, and this will backfire on the libs.

[fwdude]

The homoperverts' well funded campaigns have been largely in vain, as history has proven. Consider California, where the campaign chest for faux marriage swelled way about the Prop 8 supporters', and Maine, in which the homo-nazis did even better. Both money well-flushed. The states stand at 31-0 for traditional marriage, where the voters, actual citizens, have had the opportunity to weigh in.

The vast majority of people in this country know that the normalization of homoperversion shouldn't be codified into law.

[DMG2FUN]

What next from these perverts? Midnight visits and burning crosses.