Monthly Archives: August 2010

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“In our founding documents it states that our rights come from God. We need to have compassion for others. At the same time we can stand up and argue for the public good of marriage, and use lots of statistical … Continue reading »

Delegate Tim Armstead, House Minority Leader in West Virginia, spoke this afternoon, highlighting our responsibility to protect the Constitution.   “We have the opportunity to change the direction of our country with our votes.  We as the people have the … Continue reading »

At today’s rally in Charleston, Jeremy Dys of the Family Policy Council of West Virginia, denounced Judge Walker’s Prop 8 ruling: “Is there any democratic process any longer?  This ‘judicial fiat’ from California seems to indicate ‘no.’ “Marriage is a … Continue reading »

At today’s rally in Charleston, Maggie commended supporters for taking time out of a workday to stand for marriage: “Same-sex marriage is not a civil right – it is a civil wrong. . . . Thank you for joining the … Continue reading »

“We can see from countries that have legalized same-sex marriage that 96% of homosexuals will not choose to marry. They don’t want marriage. They want government-backed validation. . . . We pray for those across the street that their eyes … Continue reading »

Bill Brooks, president of the North Carolina Family Policy Council told supporters in Raleigh, “Here in North Carolina, the only way to a constitutional amendment is through the Assembly.  To date the Assembly has been cowardly in not allowing the … Continue reading »

“Real love does not allow us to remain silent on this issue.” These words from Christian Action League director Mark Creech seemed to capture the emphasis of several speakers this afternoon in Raleigh:                                 “The burden of proof is on … Continue reading »

Introducing Concerned Women for America state director Sheri Miller, today, Brian thanked CWA for their investment in protecting marriage: “Mothers and wives are powerful voices in the protection of the family.  We are very happy to have CWA join us … Continue reading »

Brian Brown urged supporters this afternoon to stand and urge their legislators to support a constitutional amendment to protect marriage: “If you move forward with a marriage amendment in North Carolina, you will show the government where we stand.” The … Continue reading »