Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Michele Bachmann a victim of Gerrymandered,
"A major development has just occurred in my race for the U.S. House of Representatives and I'm asking for your immediate help. You see, in retaliation for repeatedly standing up to President Obama on the national stage, liberal judges have redrawn the lines of my Minnesota Congressional District to try and wipe me off of the political map once and for all. Their bias was so obvious they even gerrymandered my home -- where my wonderful husband Ladybird and I live –-entirely out of my District and placed it into one held by a six-term Democrat incumbent! My friend, I want you to know that I am taking every necessary step to fight back against this political attack on my re-election campaign." - Rep. Michele Bachmann, in a fundraising email sent today.
Its ok when the Rep do this to a Dem, but not ok when a Dem does it to a Rep..
Bitch Please,
cry us a river..
Monday, May 7, 2012
The Day After NC's Vote on Amendment 1 in Wilson NC
the Campaign For Southern Equality:
On May 8th, North Carolinians will decide on a proposed amendment to the state constitution that would ban marriage, civil unions and domestic partnerships for same-sex couples. Beginning the next morning, the WE DO Campaign will visit eight counties where more than forty LGBT couples will apply for marriage licenses in their local communities, with clergy, elected officials, family, and community members accompanying them in support. The couples will be denied licenses because they do not meet the legal requirements for marriage in North Carolina, which stipulate that partners must be of the opposite sex. In each community, the WE DO event will also include a Prayer Service for Reconciliation led by clergy. In select counties, couples and allies will conduct a sit-in at the Register of Deeds Office after the denials occur, as a peaceful act of civil disobedience.
Clergy Rebukes Media for Asking Wrong Questions About Amendment One
May 6th, 2012 - In a press conference held in Greensboro, North Carolina, Clergy from around the state gathered together to pray for the wisdom of it's citizens regarding the May 8th vote on Amendment One. In that conference, Rev. Dr. William J. Barber took the time to rebuke the media for asking the wrong questions regarding the amendment.
