Australia's Governor-General inappropriately supports immoral homosexual marriage
Quentin Bryce notably ended her Boyer Lectures by expressing her long-term aspiration that Australia might become a nation where ''people are free to love and marry whom they choose. She expressed a personal opinion, that was untimely and inappropriate in that she knew very well that homosexual marriage legislation was being forced through ACT Parliament and the High Court by only 9 people namely Greens and Labor. Her son in law is the Labor national leader of the opposition. She should resign immediately for stepping outside of her defined roles and seeking to bring influence to a debate that is very destructive to the backbone of our nation. Her aspirations were reported as putting her at odds with her Prime Minister in supporting both same-sex marriage and a republic, though Tony Abbott agreed that it was appropriate that Bryce should express her personal views in a graceful style as she came near to the end of her term of office. She was, of course, a