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05/19/2009
Penn and hostile paper: Eichelberger proposes Awfulbias
Pennsylvania state senator John Eichelberger (R-Blair) will today announce plans to introduce an anti-gay marriage amendment:
Who: Senator Eichelberger
What: Announcement of Marriage Amendment
When: May 19, 2009; 10:45 AM
Where: Blair County Courthouse Steps, Hollidaysburg, PA
Senator Eichelberger to Introduce Marriage Amendment [Senator Eichelberger]
An action that will inevitably be followed by this development:
Who: Pennsylvania citizens
What: Disgust over the discrimination that was fostered in the first part of the 21st century
When: The very near future
Where: The classroom, dinner table, television, or any place where civil rights missteps are discussed.
How: In casual conversation, political campaigning, instruction, and documentary films covering this nation's various forms of discrimination
Why: Because with time's passage, onetime accepted biases are always realized to be wrong!
Your thoughts
At least they have Yuengling, Hershey, and the Pittsburgh Penguins. *sighs* I hope this doesn't work out.
Posted by: GreenEyedLilo | May 19, 2009 11:48:53 AM
There is also a PA bill bogged down in committee for just basic anti-discrimination rights for lgbt people.
So equal marriage coming to more states and this bill are scaring people.
I lobbied for the anti-discrimination bill; I'll lobby against this, too.
Now is the time to fight, and nothing is more effective than a face-to-face meeting with your state legislators.
*gets down from her soapbox*
Posted by: Bonnie_Half-Elven | May 19, 2009 12:46:22 PM
Ugh...seriously? I'm already disgusted. After all of the progress being made, especially in the northeast, we had better not be the ones to take a giant step backwards. We've already been pushing for the passage of the anti-discrimination bill. Looks like it's time to rally the troops again.
Posted by: Marcy | May 19, 2009 1:03:08 PM
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