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WASHINGTON, D.C., August 28, 2012, – Washington, D.C. , is one of many localities that includes a “hate crimes” law, which says additional consequences will be imposed if a criminal targets a person for one of many reasons, including the “political affiliation of a victim.” Why then are the capital’s police not investigating the Family Research Center shooting as a hate crime? That’s the question Maggie Gallagher asks in her most recent syndicated column. Maggie Gallagher. FRC shooter Floyd Corkins II – a homosexual activist from Herndon, Virginia – reportedly shouted, “I don’t like your politics” as he opened fire inside the headquarters of the Family Research Center, wounding Leo Johnson. Yet there is no word D.C. police intend to punish someone of Corkins’ political orientation. Gallagher wrote she had a personal reason for raising the question. “The FRC shooting came a week after a package addressed to me personally showed up in the National Organization for Marria

This morning, Fox & Friends host Steve Doocy   interviewed   Rick Tuttle , a California high school teacher whose students were among those who walked out because they were so offended by Savage's comments: Related articles Steve Doocy Asks Romney Boys About Letterman Being 'In The Tank' For Obama (mediaite.com) Fox & Friends Goes Gay?! (newshounds.us) VIDEO: Bob and Mike Bryan, Olympic Gold Medal Winners, Challenge Brian Kilmeade and Steve Doocy to a Pingpong Game (foxnewsinsider.com) Fox & Friends Tackles Biden's 'Chains' Remark: 'Biden Should Man Up And Say It Was A Mistake' (mediaite.com) Rep. Allen West Talks About Obama's "Crap Sandwich," Accuses Election Opponent of "Exploiting Children" (foxnewsinsider.com) Rubio: 'This Is As Ugly And As Nasty A Political Campaign As I Have Seen' (mediaite.com) Beret-Mocking on Fox & Friends Goes Horribly Awry (nymag.com) Guy Who Is N

Image via CrunchBase NOM's President Brian Brown absolutely put a smackdown on Dan Savage the other day in their grand debate about marriage in Seattle, Washington . For those who don't know him, Savage is the foul-mouthed face of the gay marriage movement. To understand how badly Brian demolished Savage, consider this: Savage is complaining about the subject chosen for the debate (which his hand-picked moderator selected); he's complaining about the location (his own dining room table, also his choice); The New York Times reporter who moderated decided to write a kitschy odd-ball article about the encounter (including how he was drunk), rather than a substantive review of the debate, and Savage has buried the video of the debate down near the bottom of his own website. In other words, Brian so demolished Dan Savage that gay activists and the media now want to bury it. Let's begin at the beginning. You may remember when Savage was a keynote speaker at a national

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah , August 27, 2012 ( LifeSiteNews.com ) - A Salt Lake City TV station which is owned by the Mormon Church has decided against airing “The New Normal,” NBC ’s new homosexual-themed sitcom. A statement from  KSL-TV ‘s parent company, Bonneville International , cited offensive characterizations, crude dialogue and explicit content as the underlying reasons for rejecting the TV show . The show is produced and directed by openly homosexual Ryan Murphy, who also produced “The Playboy Club ,” “ American Horror Story ,” “Glee,” and “Nip/Tuck.” “After viewing the pilot episode of ‘The New Normal,’ we have made the decision to keep it off our fall schedule,”  said  Jeff Simpson, CEO of Bonneville International, according to Deseret News. “For our brand, this program simply feels inappropriate on several dimensions, especially during family viewing time.” Last year KSL-TV rejected NBC’s, “The Playboy Club,” about the original Playboy Club in Chicago in 1961.

EDINBURGH, August 27, 2012 ( LifeSiteNews.com ) – After suspending discussions with the government over “ gay marriage ,” Britain’s most senior Catholic prelate issued a pastoral letter this weekend declaring Sunday August 26 as “National Marriage Sunday”.  The letter  was read in all 500 Scottish Catholic parishes this weekend. “We reaffirm before you all the common wisdom of humanity and the revealed faith of the Church that marriage is a unique life-long union of a man and a woman,” the letter said. Cardinal Keith O'Brien The letter by Keith O’Brien, the cardinal archbishop of St. Andrews and Edinburgh , was promulgated by all the Catholic bishops of Scotland . It announced the launch of the Church’s National Commission for Marriage and the Family that will help co-ordinate a campaign against “gay marriage”. The Commission will be composed of a bishop and laymen and will seek to promote the “true nature of marriage as both a human institution and a union blesse

, American religious figure. (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) Hakuna Matata , “don’t worry”: same-sex marriage will not harm ordinary marriage. But way back in 1970, the Gay Revolution Party Manifesto declared: “The gay revolution will produce a world in which all social and sensual relationships will be gay and in which homo- and heterosexuality will be incomprehensible terms.” In other words, the biblical terms for the sexual binary (male/female) will have become “incomprehensible.” Impossible, you may say, but forty-two years later: a gender-neutral pronoun has been proposed for use in Sweden’s public schools; “M” and “F” are disappearing from birth certificates and passport applications in Western countries , and; “parent A” and “parent B” are replacing mother and father. While some Christians downplay the discussion of sexuality in order to survive more comfortably in today’s context, pagans, on the contrary, see its immense importance. In the twentieth century, Carl Jung stated:

Gay Sex advice columnist, journalist, and newspaper editor Dan Savage. (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) At last it happened! The Great Brian Brown v. Dan Savage Dinner Table Debate actually took place! The tape is now live. You can watch me take on Dan Savage  here . But first you should watch the  MarriageADA interview with Julia Naman , one of the young teens whose faith Dan Savage decided to attack in an event billed as an anti-bullying initiative for middle and high school students . Many of you have already watched our debate and blogged your comments or emailed me. I want to thank you! One viewer wrote: I found Mr. Savage to be articulate and informed, which made Brown's response the more awesome. Brown clearly "won" the debate: He had tradition, logic, natural law, and modesty on his side, and was able to eloquently express this and made Savage look weak and pathetic. I do not dislike Savage, I felt genuine sorrow for him. Brown looked like the Pa