Monday, July 30, 2012

Interesting Quote: Brian Brown



Today, the National Organization for Marriage (NOM) stated that the reported decision of the Democratic National Committee platform committee to include a redefinition of marriage in their national platform will make marriage a defining issue in the 2012 elections, especially in the presidential election. NOM pledged to rally supporters of marriage to make sure they know that reelecting President Obama could result in the end of marriage in America. 
"The Democratic party has been captured by extremists from both coasts like Barney Frank and Nancy Pelosi who are determined to redefine marriage in our nation," said Brian Brown, NOM's president. "It's ironic that they hope to kill off the institution of marriage at their convention in Charlotte, because North Carolina like 31 other states, just voted overwhelmingly in favor of preserving marriage as the union of one man and one woman. The marriage amendment passed with 61% of the vote in North Carolina and enjoyed a plurality of support among Democrats and an overwhelming support of African Americans. We will rally supporters of traditional marriage to make sure they realize that the outcome of the presidential election may determine the future of marriage in our country."
I knew he would have something to say.

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2 comments:

Roger Poladopoulos said...

Can someone, anyone, stuff his mouth with some Chick-Fil-A sandwiches? A whole large bag of them?

Anonymous said...

I got something I could stuff his mouth with and it isn't a chicken sandwich!

That said I had to read this one twice:

"NOM pledged to rally supporters of marriage to make sure they know that reelecting President Obama could result in the end of marriage in America."

WTF? Are they serious? I can't stand Brown.

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