Homosexual Marriage Thugs and Tolerance Police
The gay "marriage" thugs and "tolerance" police have struck again.
Dr. Angela McCaskill, the first African-American PhD Gallaudet University has produced, was suspended from her university job—simply because campus officials discovered that she had signed a petition to allow the people of Maryland to vote on marriage!
McCaskill's offense? Exercising her fundamental civil right to participate in the democratic process. And so, Dr. McCaskill, who is also deaf, was targeted, bullied, and intimidated by the gay "marriage" bullies and "tolerance" police who ultimately suspended her job.
Does this sound like tolerance to you?
Well, we've had enough of these threats and attacks on law-abiding citizens whose lives are being destroyed because they support God's definition of marriage... and that's why I'm writing to you today.
You see, the gay "marriage" lobby isn't merely attempting to destroy one law-abiding Marylander like Dr. McCaskill—they are declaring war on anyone who disagrees with their radical agenda: everyone must support homosexual marriage... or else.
Their strategy is simple: target and intimidate Christians, the media, and enough politicians and activist judges to force "one man and one man" as the new law of the land—thereby destroying the time-tested, God-ordained, traditional institution of marriage.
Paul, if the gay marriage lobby wins on Election Day in less than 2 weeks, and marriage is re-defined, more faithful Americans who support the God-ordained understanding of "one man and one woman" marriage will be treated in law as bigots and racists.
With your help, we can rally together and create a supportive community for those like Dr. McCaskill while making sure that marriage is upheld in all states this Election Day. We will continue to take out even more politicians who sellout to the gay marriage lobby—but only if Christians and marriage supporters step up their contributions right now.
Dr. McCaskill's tragic story is a warning of what's to come if marriage is re-defined in the next 2 weeks. As she noted after her suspension, "I thought it was important that, as a citizen of the State of Maryland, I could exercise my right to participate in the political process....They have attempted to intimidate me. They have tarnished my reputation."
