Prepare to be disgusted...Gingrich, Pawlenty and Archbishop Joseph Kurtz

Gingrich & Pawlenty: Voters Should Toss Out Any Gay-Friendly Judges

Newt Gingrich and Tim Pawlenty, both of whom may run for president in 2012, are supporting a campaign in Iowa to toss out the state Supreme Court judges that ruled in favor of marriage equality. The effort to oust the judges was launched last week by former GOP candidate for governor of Iowa, Bob Vander Plaats.

Gingrich: "Iowans are unique in that they have the ability this fall to send a very clear and simple message that the court’s behavior is unacceptable by just voting ‘no’ on the three judges who are up for reappointment. If a majority of Iowans vote ‘no,’ that will send a signal to the whole country that there is a citizens revolt under way.”

http://joemygod.blogspot.com/2010/08/gingrich-pawlenty-voters-should-toss.html

Archbishop Joseph Kurtz: Walker Has Defined All Marriages As Unconstitutional

"In a sense, he has declared marriage to be unconstitutional, because there is no such thing as ‘gay marriage’,” since true marriage requires a man and a woman."

http://joemygod.blogspot.com/2010/08/archbishop-joseph-kurtz-walker-has.html

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It is those gay people that screwed up my marriage (oops - marriages):evilgrin:

to whom may I ask. A bunch of nutso republicans who are trying to woo the religious right and the spaced out tea bags? I guess so. They sure don't care about the misbehaving of the straight guys...such as Newt tootie. But a loving caring, one partner gay couple are immoral. Tsk tsk tsk.

The survey found that 53 percent of those polled said they favor marriage rights for same-sex couples and that 41 percent are opposed.
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=152&topic_id=27461&mesg_id=27461

Abuse survivors last night accused the Vatican of lacking compassion and accountability as anger raged over its decision to reject the resignations of auxiliary bishops Raymond Field and Eamon Walsh.

The Survivors of Child Abuse (SOCA) organisation said the decision to reject their resignations would do nothing to help victims.

One in Four described it as an "extraordinary move" that only served to raise questions about accountability in the church.

And a US group -- Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests (SNAP) -- urged the Pope to fire both bishops.

Survivor Andrew Madden, who was abused as a child by paedophile priest Ivan Payne, said the announcement came as no surprise.

"Today's announcement also shows how utterly meaningless the instruction was that Pope Benedict gave to Irish bishops to identify steps that would bring healing to victims of clerical child sexual abuse.

"Victims asked for those who were part of the governance of the archdiocese when sexual abuse was being covered up to resign, and this is ignored," he said.

More at http://www.independent.ie/national-news/survivors-are-outraged-at-extraordinary-move-2293617.html