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First there is Archbishop Timothy Dolan, who came here from Milwaukee and sounds more like somebody from out of town than ever, saying that the idea of gay marriage constitutes an "ominous threat" to everything good and decent. Dolan sounds like somebody worrying that if gay marriage becomes law in New York on his watch, it may drop a safe on his chances of being promoted to Cardinal. Dolan also tells Fred Dicker on the radio last week how he understands that those who want the gay marriage bill in the state Senate to become law in New York are...

Known primarily for making an unforgettable catch, David Tyree lately has been speaking some pretty unforgettable words. Tyree, whose catch in Super Bowl XLII is among the most amazing plays in NFL postseason history, has drawn widespread criticism for his strong opposition to gay marriage. The issue is a hot topic in New York, where the state legislature is currently considering whether to make New York the sixth state to legalize same-sex marriage. [+] EnlargeAP Photo/Hans Pennink David Tyree visited the New York state Capitol in Albany on Monday and shared his views against same-sex marriage with James Jasiewicz.In a...

I happened to catch this interview on CNN this morning, and while I was expecting the anchor to be more liberal, I was surprised at her obvious disdain for Tyree. Her unability to hide her bias at all is what makes this worth watching. It's one thing if she's a tough interviewer, and if he was a gay marriage supporter on there and she questioned him from a traditional marriage perspective, but that wasn't it at all. You could clearly tell that if he would have been a gay marriage supporter, this would have been a pleasant interview. Despite that,...

Super Bowl star: ‘nothing more honorable’ than fighting to preserve traditional marriage by Kathleen Gilbert Thu Jun 16 2:10 PM EST NEW YORK, June 16, 2011 (LifeSiteNews.com) - In the lead up to a vote on gay “marriage” in New York, a former NFL football star has spoken out in favor of preserving traditional marriage, saying that allowing homosexual couples the status of marriage would mark a critical moral turning point towards “anarchy” in America. “What I know will happen if this does come forth is this will be the beginning of our country sliding toward, it is a...

<p>Mike Hasten / Louisiana Gannett News/Baton Rouge Posted on November 7, 2003 After starting off saying nice things about each other in a radio debate Thursday, gubernatorial runoff candidates Kathleen Blanco of Lafayette and Bobby Jindal of Baton Rouge wasted little time getting into squabbles over who is conducting a negative campaign.</p>