So Doylestown will have them established as a ‘protected class’ in Bucks County. Their theory is other municipalities will fall into line thereafter.

Next on their agenda (or more accurately ‘his’ agenda since this effort is being orchestrated by Stephen A Glassman PA HRC Chairman, homosexual, and homosexual activist), next is Lower Merion Township which is the most populous township in Montgomery County. Only a matter of weeks behind LMT is Radnor Township which is the preeminant Twp in Delaware County.

Each Township effort has it’s own individual, it’s shill, claiming that he initiated this as private concerned citizen. Amazing coincidence that in two adjoining Townships, two concerned citizens popped up out of nowhere within a matter of weeks of one another. The Lower Merion one is an admitted homosexual and the record shows that he is in fact an intern/organizer for Equality PA.

The Radnor instigator claims to be ‘straight’ and an “ally” of the LGBTs ‘just trying to make a difference’. NOTE: “Ally” is a new euphemism created by the homosexual lobby for those who support their agenda. This is relevant as we are starting to see an “A” tacked on to LGBT after a “Q” to expand things to “LGBTQA” “Q” does not stand for ‘queer’, that would be redundant. It means “questioning”.

While I’m on that topic, back to Doylestown for one moment. Note in this sentence from an “Intelligencer” article about the ordinance, note two ‘bonuses’ for the LGBTs contained in the ord.

1. The ordinance establishes a ‘domestic partner registry’

2. It includes protection for not only the LGBTs but the Q’s and A’s as well:

QUOTE:
[The proposed ordinance allows long-term homosexual couples to register with the borough as life partners and adds language to an existing ordinance to prohibit discrimination against residents who identify as LGBTQA - lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, questioning or an ally of any or all of the above.]

Regarding Lower Merion and Radnor, both Boards of Commissioners have only held their initial meetings on this matter so there is plenty of time to ‘make a difference’ in both cases.

Hopefully, enough people will step forth and make a difference. Pennsylvanians should not allow Glassman to railroad an agenda into municipalities that the Legislators have so far been successful in keeping out of his reach at the state level. He is using the munis as pawns to expand his power base in defiance of the Legislature. He should be fired.