Virginia Foxx is one of 30-some Republican members of Congress who are sticking their noses into governmental decisions in the District of Columbia. Foxx, little Patty McHenry, and Walter Jones from N.C., along with 36 others, have signed a friend-of-the-court brief demanding a voter referendum on gay marriage.
The Foxx loves her some WEDGE issues, don't she now?
The D.C. City Council recently voted overwhelmingly to allow same-sex marriage. A local church leader, Bishop Harry Jackson, pastor of Hope Christian Church, sued in D.C. Superior Court to force a referendum, which most people figger would fail, especially once the fundies and other right-wing fringe groups saturated the atmosphere with smears, fears, and queers.
Madam Foxx, who once upon a time was a good deal more accommodating to gay Americans, having supported decades ago the right of gay couples to adopt children, ought to be ashamed of herself now, but isn't, nor is she embarrassed to be pursuing this kind of politics.
Beware the person who can't be embarrassed.
Monday, January 11, 2010
Foxx: Friend-of-the-Court But No Friend of Gays
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gay marriage,
homophobia,
Patrick McHenry,
Virginia Foxx,
Walter Jones
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Foxx gave a statement on Tuesday where she said that the government should not support education with tax dollars.
How about we raise a generation as ignorant as she?
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