Senate Pro-Temp Joe Scarnati and/or House Speaker Sam Smith could and should follow in the footsteps of Theresa Santai Gaffney, the Schuylkill County Register of Wills, in petitioning to intervene in the Whitewood v. Wolf case in which Judge John Jones declared our Defense of Marriage Act unconstitutional. As members of the Senate and House leadership, they have the authority to ask to intervene.
Read MoreOn Friday with help from Smith Law Group, LLC of Berks County and Clymer, Musser and Conrad of Lancaster County,Theresa Santai Gaffney, the Schuylkill County Register of Wills, filed a Motion to Intervene in the marriage lawsuit wrongly decided by Judge John Jones III on May 20. She is seeking intervention in the case so that the ruling can be appealed to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.
Read MoreLate yesterday afternoon Representative Daryl Metcalfe sent out a Co-sponsorship Memoranda asking for co-sponsors to a resolution “Urging Governor Corbett to Defend State’s Rights.”
Read MoreAs predicted homosexual activists are using Judge Jones’ May 20th decision declaring our Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) unconstitutional to push for the passage of the very dangerous SB 300 (It’s companion bill HB 300 is also currently in the State House.) They know their greatest hope for victory this legislative session is passage in the Senate, since almost half of the Senators have signed on as co-sponsors! These bills would add “sexual orientation” and “gender identity” to the PA Human Relations Act. Homosexual activists say this law is needed to stop ‘gays’ from being evicted from their apartments and losing their jobs simply for being ‘gay,’ of course, never offering any documented proof that such is taking place.
Read MoreHB 1728, “An Act providing for the display of the national motto “In God We Trust” in classrooms and other areas in public school buildings” overwhelming passed in the State House by a vote of 172-24 with one Republican (Chris Ross) and twenty-three Democrats voting against it.
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