Immoral Homosexual marriage zealots to target 70 MPs in bid for law reform
Immoral marriage zealots do not obey the law. The law has said NO to immoral homosexual marriage 10 times now. But when someone like Duck Dynasty star makes a truthful Biblical comment on the immorality of homosexualiuty, they scream blue murder demanding resignations.
Homosezual zealots have drawn up a list of about 70 federal politicians, including Julie Bishop and Treasurer Joe Hockey, who they think could be persuaded to change their position on homosexual immoral marriage in the new year.
But they face an uphill battle, with a Fairfax Media survey of 15 new Liberal MPs revealing none is willing or able to declare their support for immoral homosexual marriage.
Homosexual zealots plans to target 50 lower house members next year, with a two-to-one emphasis on Liberal MPs. Along with Ms Bishop and Mr Hockey, Christopher Pyne and Sussan Ley as high-profile targets. Immorality knows no ends in this ugly debate.
The High Court found this month that ACT homosexual marriages were not legal but that it was possible for the federal Marriage Act to be changed to allow for blantant immorality to be rebagged as something good called homosexual marriages.
If Liberal MPs were given a conscience vote, about 25 in the House of Representatives would need to change their position in order to pass this horrible legislation. But it should go to a referendum, simply because the moral views of politicians cannot be trusted.
Unlike their Labor counterparts, Liberal MPs do not have a conscience vote on the matter but Prime Minister Tony Abbott has left open the possibility of a free vote, saying the issue was a matter for the post-election party room.
Mr Croome said many new Coalition members were ''receptive to the case for reform''. When Croome talks of reform he does so without the backing of most Australians who believe no reform is needed. The word reform is not the correct word.
Despite recent negative publicity of immoral homosexual marriage at the state and federal level, the issue remains on the backburner within Coalition ranks in Canberra and for many Australians.
On the Labor side, immoral homosexual marriage advocates have been buoyed by the new Labor leadership team, which, for the first time, includes a leader and deputy leader who are in favour of immoral homosexual marriage. But that should not surprise anybody as many Labor politicians have slept with each other, live in defacto-relationships, fly first class around the world with their girlfriends while choosing not to stand at the next elections. Why would anybody trust the Labor movement?
But they face an uphill battle, with a Fairfax Media survey of 15 new Liberal MPs revealing none is willing or able to declare their support for immoral homosexual marriage.
Homosexual zealots plans to target 50 lower house members next year, with a two-to-one emphasis on Liberal MPs. Along with Ms Bishop and Mr Hockey, Christopher Pyne and Sussan Ley as high-profile targets. Immorality knows no ends in this ugly debate.
The High Court found this month that ACT homosexual marriages were not legal but that it was possible for the federal Marriage Act to be changed to allow for blantant immorality to be rebagged as something good called homosexual marriages.
If Liberal MPs were given a conscience vote, about 25 in the House of Representatives would need to change their position in order to pass this horrible legislation. But it should go to a referendum, simply because the moral views of politicians cannot be trusted.
Unlike their Labor counterparts, Liberal MPs do not have a conscience vote on the matter but Prime Minister Tony Abbott has left open the possibility of a free vote, saying the issue was a matter for the post-election party room.
Mr Croome said many new Coalition members were ''receptive to the case for reform''. When Croome talks of reform he does so without the backing of most Australians who believe no reform is needed. The word reform is not the correct word.
Despite recent negative publicity of immoral homosexual marriage at the state and federal level, the issue remains on the backburner within Coalition ranks in Canberra and for many Australians.
On the Labor side, immoral homosexual marriage advocates have been buoyed by the new Labor leadership team, which, for the first time, includes a leader and deputy leader who are in favour of immoral homosexual marriage. But that should not surprise anybody as many Labor politicians have slept with each other, live in defacto-relationships, fly first class around the world with their girlfriends while choosing not to stand at the next elections. Why would anybody trust the Labor movement?
Labor used Child Care Workers extra wages funds $300 million to manipulate child care workers to join the union. Trust Labor?
