Over the next six months, I wonder how the Catholic Archdiocese of Portland, who paid huge sums to sway Maine voters, would react if a busload of gay couples showed up each week, unannounced, and smooched throughout their, er, tax-free political organizing meeting, aka "worship services".
Maggie Gallagher, former analyst now out of her league as head of the big-money financed "National Organization for Marriage [of nongays]", decided it was 'okay' to just pop by the D.C. rally this week, following her self-proclaimed 'victory' in Maine.Was it a form of intimidation?
Afterall, she and others have been out frantically trying to spin Maine so that it has a chilling affect on ... well, everything from health care reform to legislators in New Hampshire and New Jersey. (Of course, they want results to bolster the money flow from their doners, too).
Was it just provocation?
Surely.
It is amazing how much provocation gay folks are meant to just let pass.
Over the next six months, I wonder how the Catholic Archdiocese of Portland, who paid huge sums to sway Maine voters, would react if a busload of gay couples showed up each week, unannounced, and smooched throughout their political organizing meeting, aka "worship services".
They'd probably get an act of Congress, just as family members of service men and women did, when indefatigable gay-hater Fred Phelps started showing up at funerals for Iraqi soldiers.
I wonder how well-connected honcho Robert P. George would react, if some started picketing his organization in tranquil Princeton? Afterall, during the Bush administration, the orgs he's connected with secured gay tax dollars in order to pay partisans of his tailored view of natural law. (That's right - gay people paid indirectly for their own "discrimination research"...).
