Please Act Now: Vermont Could Adopt Same-Gender Marriage Legislatively
Wednesday, March 25th, 2009
Dear Friends,
If we don’t act now, by the end of the week, Vermont could become the first state to adopt same-sex marriage legislatively — without a court order hanging over their heads.
We need two things from you today. It’ll only take about 5 minutes, but your action could make the difference for marriage, not just in Vermont, but in the nation. Once the floodgates open in Vermont, it will be easier for other state legislatures to follow suit.
We need to remind these legislators that their constituents are watching, and that they will be held accountable for their votes. We can’t let them forget that 17 Vermont legislators lost their seats over civil unions in 2000. Urge them to adopt a proposed amendment sending the same-sex marriage bill to the people of Vermont for a vote. Tell them this is too important an issue to ramrod through in just a few days — with no real public debate. (more…)


I was reading the other day in the Book of Mormon–a second testament of Christ and account of the former inhabitants of this continent–about the consequences of corrupt laws and trampling under our feet the laws of God to accommodate secular tides of immorality and a relativist claim to libertine rights. My thoughts turned to my experiences recently in Utah at the legislature, opposing the series of bills proposed to move forward the national and international gay agenda in our state, and all that transpired in the wake of those conversations and committee hearings.