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He is "praying that Pam Spaulding will "turn away from her wicked and sinful promotion of homosexual behavior."
(CCLM's web site, 10/15/07)
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"I have been mocked over and over again by ungodly and unprincipled anti-christian lesbians."
(from "Six Years In Sodom: From The Journal Of James Hartline," 9/4/2006, written from the "homosexual stronghold" of Hillcrest in San Diego)."Pam is a 'twisted lesbian sister' and an 'embittered lesbian' of the 'self-imposed gutteral experiences of the gay ghetto.'" -- 9/5/2008
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"A nutty lesbian blogger." (MassResistance radio show [16:25], 2/3/07)
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Tue Jun 16, 2009 at 20:09:09 PM EDT
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| UPDATE2: Rep Jared Polis' meatier statement is below the fold. Pam: He is specific about the offensive nature of the DOMA brief and warns the President that he's on thin ice with the community.
UPDATE: As mentioned below, Kate and I have been in transit most of the afternoon/early evening (after yesterday's canceled AA flight), and have finally settled in the hotel. I haven't opened my email yet, but I imagine the inbox is full of comments about today's news regarding the DNC fundraiser -- Rep. Baldwin doesn't mention it at all in her release. Certainly her office phone on the Hill was taking calls from you all today.
I'm surprised and disappointed by this statement from the normally candid Congresswoman. It mirrors the initial, clinical, passive and, well, extremely weak early responses by our groups to the DOMA brief. This is a sleazy brief that degrades our relationships as it props up discrimination. If this is an indication of the LGBT leadership in an instance like this, I'm afraid that we are truly are on our own if we want to effect change. The message is we have to tell those in power that we have to take the wheel.
Honestly, as I was walking back to the hotel I thought that if there was any time for a march/demonstration, it's not October 11 -- it needs to happen at that DNC dinner. We don't need a half-million people to make news. The DNC and our gay elected leaders on the Hill have placed themselves in this embarrassing, damaging position and there should be a protest outside the gala (if the whole thing isn't abandoned by then; HRC pulling out is a huge blow, and an aggressive move). It's time to say to all these party functionaries that this isn't the change we believed in; and there should be no delays and no excuses. And the wallets are closed. What do you think? Hopefully Pam and Kate are flying friendlier skies than those they were denied last night... no doubt Pam will rework this quick post later on.
This press release from Tammy Baldwin arrived in the Blend mailbox a little while ago:
Congresswoman Tammy Baldwin
Wisconsin's Second District
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
June 16, 2009
Baldwin Comments on Obama's Support for DOMA
Congresswoman Tammy Baldwin made the following statement today during the course of longer remarks at the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in observation and celebration of LGBT Pride Month.
"Last week the Department of Justice filed a motion to dismiss a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of DOMA. I was profoundly disappointed by this action, particularly coming from this administration. I still take President Obama at his word that he is committed to the repeal of DOMA. I also recognize that he cannot do it alone. Congress has the responsibility on its shoulders to pass legislation that would give the opportunity to the President to keep his word and ensure that all married people, including those in same-sex marriages, enjoy the same rights under federal law."
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Jerilyn Goodman
Press Secretary
Congresswoman Tammy Baldwin
10 E. Doty St. #405
Madison, WI 53703
jerilyn.goodman@mail.house.gov
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cell: 608-347-6557
fax: 608-258-9808
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| Louise :: Press Releases of Reps.Tammy Baldwin and Jared Polis |
Rep. Jared Polis:
I was shocked and disappointed to learn that President Obama chose to defend DOMA in federal court, especially given his campaign promise to call for a full repeal of DOMA. My sadness turned to outrage when I read the Justice Department's brief that not only defended this hurtful law but seemed to embrace it. Comparing my loving relationship with my partner, Marlon, to incest was unconscionable coming from a president who has called for change.
Since this filing, I have called on the President to issue a statement or give any sign that would clarify his position and am disappointed in his lack of reply.
I am a proud Democrat, as are many in the GLBT community, and I believe we must hold our leaders accountable. The Obama Administration made a HUGE mistake in the DOMA brief. If they keep making mistakes like this, they risk losing the support of the GLBT community forever, although I do not believe we are at that point yet.
President Obama needs to honor his promise to repeal this law and end its needlessly divisive and harmful impact on our nation. I again call on him to work with us in Congress to help pass legislation, ending this hateful and divisive law.
As the New York Times editorialized yesterday, "busy calendars and political expediency are no excuse for making one group of Americans wait any longer for equal rights." |
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