n the footnote on page 30 of Judge John Jones’ decision last week in which he declared PA’s Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) unconstitutional, he claims that any and all efforts to defend natural marriage by way of a constitutional amendment are discriminatory. Since 2006 there have been several attempts to place a Marriage Protection Amendment (MPA) before the people for a vote.
Read MoreIt’s been one week since Judge John E. Jones III declared our Defense of Marriage Act unconstitutional , stating in footnote number 12 on page 37 of the decision that all efforts to define marriage as only between one man and one woman is discriminatory. It’s been six days — only one day after Jones’ decision — that Governor Tom Corbett announced he would not appeal the decision.
Read MoreAs we remember those who have died to make us free, our first thought should be, “What would they say if they were alive today and saw the mess the country they died for is in?”
Read MoreYesterday the US Postal Service unveiled its new Forever Stamp honoring homosexual activist Harvey Milk. On August 12, 2009 President Obama awarded a posthumous Presidential Medal of Freedom to Harvey Milk. The Obama White House continued its celebration of Milk yesterday with the unveiling event. The American Family Association of Pennsylvania (AFA of PA), a statewide traditional values organization, wonders whether the US Postal Service or the White House has done its homework.
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Pressure continues to be exerted on Governor Corbett to reverse his decision not to appeal Judge Jones’ decision to declare Pennsylvania’s Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) unconstitutional. If you haven’t taken time to read Jones’ ridiculous justifications for overturning our DOMA, check it out here.
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