Friday, November 11, 2005

Texas is the 19th State to Protect Marriage

from Agape Press
by Jody Brown

"State constitutional amendments protecting traditional marriage continued their unbeaten streak on Tuesday when Texans overwhelmingly (76%) voted in favor of keeping marriage what it has been for centuries: the union of a man and a woman.

Conservative spokesman Gary Bauer wonders if national leaders are paying attention. 'How many of these votes do we have to win by such lop-sided margins before Congress finds the political will to support the people’s values?' he asks. Bauer, chairman of the Campaign for Working Families, is a strong proponent of the need for a federal marriage amendment.

So why didn't the campaign of deception staged by advocates of same-sex marriage work? Bob Knight of the Culture and Family Institute attributes it to the common sense found in the people of Texas. 'Most Texans are down-to-earth folks,' Knight says, 'which is why the attempt to fool them into thinking a marriage protection amendment was actually a threat to marriage didn't wash.' " [Found this link that explains beautifully: Conservative By Nature Blogs]

"Several more states are slated to vote on state constitutional marriage amendments next year. Among those are Alabama, South Carolina, South Dakota, and Tennessee." [This will be these states' chance to define marriage as between a man and a woman bringing the total to 23.]

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