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"Let's finish the job- 155,000 petitions in the next 155 days..." In light of the recent deadline where Florida4Marriage.org was short 155 thousand petitions in order to place the Florida Marriage Protection Amendment on the ballot in 2006, statewide pro family leaders announced the plan to collect the remaining 155,000 petitions needed in the next 155 days on the steps of the Florida Supreme Court. This historic day brings Florida one major step closer to protecting natural marriage in the state constitution as marriage leaders now head for the 2008 ballot. On Wednesday February 8, Florida4Marriage.org leaders participated in oral...

FLORIDA4MARRIAGE.ORG FILES OPENING BRIEF WITH FLORIDA SUPREME COURT AND LAUNCHES MARRIAGE PROTECTION SUNDAY. ACLU RESPONDS WITH DESPERATE Rhetoric, AND A Frivolous LAWSUIT (Tallahassee, FL) On Wednesday, September 21, 2005 Attorney Mat Staver, lead counsel for Florida4Marriage.org filed the Opening Brief in the Florida Supreme Court defending the language of the Florida Marriage Protection Amendment. State Chairman of Florida4Marriage.org John Stemberger said, Mats legal brief is simply an outstanding piece of advocacy and irrefutably demonstrates that our language is clear, proper and meets the single subject requirement. Stemberger also said After reviewing the opposing brief it seems as if the ACLU...

Welcome to Florida4Marriage.org, the official sponsoring organization of the Florida Marriage Protection Amendment. "Florida4Marriage.org" is the political committee registered under Florida law which sponsors the constitutional amendment seeking to protect and preserve natural marriage between one man and one woman in Florida. In seventeen states across America, people of all races, creeds and religions have spoken clearly by amending their state constitutions with overwhelming majorities to defend marriage from attack by a minority of people and activist judges who seek to totally redefine this sacred institution. Florida citizens also wish to add an amendment to our state constitution which...