Do These Indiana State Legislators Really Believe Gay Marriage Can Be Stopped?

Reader Comment from: Indiana State House Advances Constitutional Ban ,,,

"Virginia and many other southern states once banned interracial marriages too. Like bans on interracial marriages, bans on same-sex marriages will one day be declared unConstitutional. There is no other course for them to take. The only countries where same-sex marriages will one day be illegal will be countries that are Theocracies or Dictatorships. Americans who stand against same-sex marriage are standing against Democracy and the basic principles this country was founded on. Marriage is a civil right. Weddings are religious rituals. No Democracy can make same-sex marriages illegal and still be a Democracy."--ABratt's favorite comment from this article. 1-29-14. 

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Tea Party Republican Goes On Sexist Twitter Rampage Against Wendy Davis

Now I'm thinking it must be true that Mike Huckabee is bi-sexual.--ABratt

Tea Party Republican Goes On Sexist Twitter Rampage Against Wendy Davis

Fischer: Contraception Has Left Women Abused And Misused | Right Wing Watch

Fischer, AFA's news anchor headquartered and broadcasting from his facility located on the "Dark Side" of Tupelo, MS makes the most bizarre announcements regarding AFA's pseudo-Christian right-wing agenda supporting the GOP/TP'S "War On Women." I am inclined to believe that Jesus, the all knowing, all powerful leader of the world renown Christian Faith has cancelled his plan to return to Earth and establish his kingdom simply because he is so repulsed by the extremist right-wing agenda of the American Christian Right Holy Rollers that he wants nothing whatsoever to do with them.--ABratt

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Right Wing Watch:
"On his broadcast on Friday, Bryan Fischer took calls from female listeners in an effort to get their perspective on Mike Huckabee's comment that Democrats are insulting women by requiring contraception coverage because they think women 'can't control their libido.'"

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Fischer: Contraception Has Left Women Abused And Misused | Right Wing Watch

Jason Collins, Boston Marathon Bombing Survivors Among State Of The Union Guests

"In America, whomever is not inspirational to thee is,in fact, very inspirational to me!"--ABratt

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Jason Collins, Boston Marathon Bombing Survivors Among State Of The Union Guests

The Temperance Movement and How We Beat the Tea Party | Sen. Charles E. Schumer

Below is my comment as entered on HP and deleted by HP: Do you think the comment is abusive? I don't think it is any worse than several others I read which had   already been posted on HP's site.

"I figure on seeing a political/civil war between The Tea Potties  and the Rethugs that ultimately ends in their combined total obliteration from existence, an event that will usher in a New America and a consequential revival of the long sought, but elusive American Dream- a dream that will last until the end of time."--ABratt  

The Temperance Movement and How We Beat the Tea Party | Sen. Charles E. Schumer

AFA Radio Host: It’s the Fault of African Americans That White People Are Racist | Hatewatch

"It’s sometimes hard to know just exactly what the American Family Association, the rabidly anti-gay group based in Tupelo, Miss., believes. It’s obviously against the advancement of any rights for the LGBT community, and it clearly harbors substantial fears about a secular government. But when it comes to matters of race? That’s when things get murky."--Right Wing Watch

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AFA Radio Host: It’s the Fault of African Americans That White People Are Racist | Hatewatch

First Things First: Why the United States Need a Pro-Democracy Movement | Common Dreams

I certainly agree with the author of this article.--ABratt

First Things First: Why the United States Need a Pro-Democracy Movement | Common Dreams