I’m very much impressed by the use of a political consultancy and such a display of coordination, good organisation and leadership. I’m positively surprised by the importance of natural law arguments to secular audience. This passage:
Maine’s attorney general publicly challenged that prediction, contending that legalized same-sex “marriage” would have limited impact in the classroom. But less than a week before the election, the bishop’s warning was lent additional credence after a public school guidance counselor — quoted in a campaign ad that warned of “homosexual ‘marriage’ being pushed on Maine children — was the target of a formal complaint, by a school employee, seeking to revoke his professional license.
… reveals the common fallacy of liberal arguments. They always argue it will stop there, won’t have effect elsewhere etc., but any small victory is always used to gain a further better position.
Shame on those who made donors resign their jobs.
