Transsexuals are now "born that way" according to liberal science like the fruit fly earmarks that Democrats gave away. If born that way, they will be exempt from reparative therapy. Do you want these deluded she-males in your wife's spa.

Gay people are getting married in California and they may want to honeymoon in YOUR hometown. Do you want Bruce and Ivan sharing the same bed that your daughter and son in law to be will be using in Christian Marriage?

Devout men of God like Kenyan witchhunters are mocked by the far left media like CBS and ABC. A cable network is employing an open Lesbian as host of a news show. What will you say when your 5 year old daughter runs to you and announces "Mommy, I want to be like Rachel Maddow when I gwo up."

Decent, god-fearing, minority lynching America seems to be slipping right out of our hands. But there is till time, you can make a difference.

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I'm like a kid waiting for his birthday. Only 7 days. Only 7 days...

I have worked harder on this election than on any other election in my life. Up here in Washington, we also have a tight race for governor (incumbent Chris Gregoire is a staunch ally) and several local races that are going to be close; I have never worked so hard in my life, or had so much at stake.

And now something that I never expected has happened: I just got engaged to my girlfriend. My family and many of my friends are in California, so all of a sudden, the fight over Proposition 8 has become intensely personal--whether we get married in Los Angeles, surrounded by several dozen of our loved ones or go up to Canada with only my future mother-in-law, our kids and my brother hangs in the balance. My extended family, who I love with all my heart, cannot afford to travel up to Canada to share our special day.

So here we are, with our wedding plans hanging in the balance, in the hands of millions of people who don't even know us. Not only the most important Presidential Race, but the most important day of our lives is less than a week away. And frankly, I am a nervous wreck.

I have worked harder on this election than on any other election in my life. Up here in Washington, we also have a tight race for governor (incumbent Chris Gregoire is a staunch ally) and several local races that are going to be close; I have never worked so hard in my life, or had so much at stake.

And now something that I never expected has happened: I just got engaged to my girlfriend. My family and many of my friends are in California, so all of a sudden, the fight over Proposition 8 has become intensely personal--whether we get married in Los Angeles, surrounded by several dozen of our loved ones or go up to Canada with only my future mother-in-law, our kids and my brother hangs in the balance. My extended family, who I love with all my heart, cannot afford to travel up to Canada to share our special day.

So here we are, with our wedding plans hanging in the balance, in the hands of millions of people who don't even know us. Not only the most important Presidential Race, but the location of the most important day of our lives will be decided by the election that is less than a week away. And frankly, I am a nervous wreck.