Anti-Gay Marriage Website Up

Susan cover today notes that the anti-gay marriage groups have a website up opposing the equal marriage law currently being considered by the Maine legislature.

The site features a series of videos of Bishop Richard Malone of Portland answering questions from a group of what appear to be well-lit actors and a message to Maine from Tony Perkins, head of the Family Research Council. The site also has a well-designed form visitors can use to contact their state legislators.

The site doesn't list the backers of what it calls the "Maine Marriage Initiative," but it appears to be a product of the Portland Catholic Diocese and groups associated with James Dobson's Focus on the Family, which is a parent organization of both the Family Research Council and the Maine Family Policy Council, headed by Mike Heath (which until recently was known as the Christian Civic League).

Tony Perkins will be visiting Maine on Sunday to speak at an anti-same sex marriage rally in Augusta. Here's a clip from his recent appearance on the Colbert Report:

3 responses to “Anti-Gay Marriage Website Up”

With the economy in its poor

With the economy in its poor condition, Why are people wasting their money to support an anti-progressive movement, that will inevitably come about in the near future anyway? Just give your money to me & I will waste it for you!

Not what the people of Maine want

Clearly, this is not what the residence of Maine want. That was made clear when the state voted "no" in last year's elections. It's apparent that several members of the state's house and senate need to be voted out of office, due to their lack of support.

GOD STATES MARRAIGE IS ONE

GOD STATES MARRAIGE IS ONE MAN AND ONE WOMAN AND THATS IT....

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